Espana has become the rage at the Euros for good reason, as Luis de la Fuente seems to have arrived at an irresistible combination now featuring real electricity on the wings with Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams and Barcelona's 16-year old Lamine Yanal, who have each terrorized Croatia and Italy on the flanks. Importantly, however, Spain has already qualified for the knockout phase as the top team from Group B, so in a sense this is not a crucial match today. Also, de la Fuente will be careful with accumulated yellow cards; already, the invaluable Rodri will miss Monday's clash at Dusseldorf on suspension, and his absence shouldn't be minimized. Albania is proving ruggedly functional, pulling out a draw at the last gasp vs Croatia to give itself a fighting chance of making the knockout round, and has scored first in both of its preceding games. But we wonder how much possession Albania will generate and if there is a sharp enough edge to put the first goal of the tourney past Unai Simon or whomever de la Fuente uses in the nets (could Real Sociedad's Alex Remiro be given a look?). Play Spain-Albania "Under"