Carlos Espi scores five goals in Spain U21's 13-0 win over San Marino
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 7:50 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Carlos Espi made history by scoring five goals during Spain Under-21s’ 13-0 victory against San Marino on October 2, 2026. This match marked Espi's first start and only his second appearance at the U21 level. In addition to his five goals, he provided two assists, showcasing his keen instinct for goalscoring. Coach David Gordo praised Espi for his contributions to the team, emphasizing his role in both scoring and facilitating other goals. Spain's dominant performance solidified their position in the U21 competition.
- •Carlos Espi scores five goals in a single match for Spain U21.
- •Spain defeats San Marino 13-0 in the U21 fixture.
- •Espi also contributes two assists in the game.
- •The match took place on October 2, 2026, during the U21 tournament.
- •Coach David Gordo commends Espi's all-around performance.
- 7:50 AMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid forward Carlos Espi makes Spain U21 history with five-goal masterclass: ‘A special night’
"Carlos Espi has delivered another emphatic reminder of his goalscoring instincts, with the Real Madrid striker making history during Spain Under-21s’ extraordinary 13-0 victory over San Marino.Espi ...
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