Spain's national football team has extended its unbeaten streak to 40 matches after a 4 to 1 victory over Croatia.
Lamine Yamal scored twice as Spain maintained their perfect start in Nations League Group A3.
The result adds another chapter to an extraordinary period for the Spanish national team, which continues to combine experienced players with one of Europe's most talented younger generations.
Yamal once again attracted attention with his attacking contribution, underlining his importance to Spain's forward line.
An unbeaten sequence lasting 40 matches represents a significant achievement in international football, where teams regularly face different playing styles and limited preparation time.
Spain's ability to maintain consistency has made every new fixture part of a growing storyline around how long the run can continue.
Elsewhere in European international football, England defeated the Czech Republic 2 to 0 in Prague after the hosts were reduced to 10 players.
The latest results come as national teams continue their Nations League campaigns and preparations for future international competitions.
Spain's next matches will now attract even greater attention as opponents attempt to become the first team in a long period to end their unbeaten sequence.
