Llorente says Spain remains confident despite World Cup injury issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 7:21 PM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Marcos Llorente stated that Spain is confident heading into their last-32 match against Austria at the World Cup, despite key injuries affecting their squad. The team has not conceded a goal in the tournament and is currently unbeaten in 34 competitive matches. Injuries have sidelined players such as Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino, while Lamine Yamal continues to return from a hamstring issue. Llorente emphasized the importance of team strength over individual talent, especially with star players excelling in the tournament.
- •Spain faces Austria in the World Cup last-32 match.
- •Spain has not conceded a goal in the tournament.
- •Nico Williams described his injury as a major setback.
- •Yeremy Pino is sidelined due to a collarbone injury.
- •Llorente stresses the importance of teamwork in winning.
- 7:21 PMYahoo Sports — Spain confident despite World Cup injury setbacks, says Llorente
"Spain remain confident of winning the World Cup, defender Marcos Llorente said, despite a series of injuries that have ravaged La Roja's options in wide areas.Luis de la Fuente's side are unbeaten in 34 competitive games and have not conceded a goal at the World Cup so far.
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