So, the conclusion seems to be that Robert Moreno's ambition got the better of him and that accelerated the end for him...

J. G. Matallanas discusses the returning Spain coach Luis Enrique's press conference, in which he explained his version of events between himself and his former assistant Roberto Moreno.

There had been morbid curiosity over whether or not there would be any parting shots from Robert Moreno.

Imagine the scene. It's Monday night at the Metropolitano, and Robert Moreno faces the media post-match...

The Malta game brought its glut of goals – not quite as many as the famous 1983 qualifier, but enough to demonstrate the gulf between the two sides.

Spain coach Robert Moreno hopes his team can win both of their final Euro 2020 qualifiers to guarantee that they finish top of Group F, writes Alfredo Relaño.

One point guarantees our qualification, a point we hope to achieve in Stockholm. But Robert Moreno is looking further ahead: he wants three victories...

A steady game, neither fast nor slow, a kind of ‘allegro ma non tropo’ in contrast to the moderately slow ‘andante’ of those happy years of Xavi, Iniesta and co.

For some years we have looked upon these phases of qualification as being too easy, but we must not lose perspective.

Luis Enrique stepped down from the Spain job due to personal reasons yesterday. Alfredo Relaño considers the RFEF's response in naming Robert Moreno.