The Sub-21 looks for a new exhibition in El Alcoraz against Norway

MADRID, 26 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Spanish Under-21 team faces this Tuesday in El Alcoraz (6:30 p.m.) a new friendly match in preparation for the European Championships in Georgia and Romania 2023, this time against a Norway that has never managed to beat 'La Rojita'.

The Huesca stadium, which will host the U-21s for the first time since 2003, will this time be the scene of a new test for Luis de la Fuente's men, who did their homework ahead of next year's continental event by closing the Group C with full of victories and as undisputed leaders.

Last Friday, the braces of Abel Ruiz and Rodrigo Riquelme led to Spain's victory in the first of the friendlies this September, at home against Romania (1-4), one of the hosts of the next European Championship and which He practically submitted during the 90 minutes.

The event also saw the debut of five new internationals: FC Barcelona defender Alejandro Balde, Girona right-back Arnau Martínez, UD Las Palmas midfielder Alberto Moleiro, Granada defender Ricard Sánchez and Lazio defender Mario Gil.

Now, the match against the Scandinavians offers a new opportunity to determine the team's form in a stadium to which midfielder Sergio Gómez, a Huesca player between 2019 and 2021 and now under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, will return.

Opposite, Norway comes to the event after finishing as leader of Group A qualifying for the European Championship, with eight wins and two losses. Last Saturday, they beat Switzerland (3-2) in a friendly held in Marbella (Málaga).