One of the highlights of Saturday's game at Wembley was the fine performance from Saúl Ñiguez, with the player somewhat instrumental in a shift from the previous regime to the new Spain under Luis Enrique

AS editor Alfredo Relaño takes stock of VAR after 48 games at the World Cup, and says it has been more successful than he had expected it to be.

We're not without reasons to see our glass as half full. Spain have topped a group also containing Portugal, the reigning European champions...

AS editor Alfredo Relaño analyses Spain's game against Morocco, which saw Spain top their group by a pure mirable and head into the last 16 of the World Cup 2018 to play Russia.

As they say in bullfighting: when the bull emerges, everyone sits down. The chit-chat and the how-do-you-dos in the stands come to an end...

AS editor Alfredo Relaño looks at the decision Spain coach Julen Lopetegui needs to take regarding who plays up front for Spain at the World Cup in Russia.

The traditional view used to be that, when it comes to the national team, there's no such thing as a friendly...

If Carvajal is finally ruled out, the most likely replacement is Rodri, a central midfielder, not a defender.

Lopetegui revealed his squad for the World Cup in Russia, and AS editor Alfredo Relaño sees little to argue about in what he sees as a formidable squad.

Real Madrid clung on to go through to the Champions League final, beating Bayern Munich 4-3 on aggregate, thanks to Benzema's goals and Navas' saves.

The result in Munich last night from a Real Madrid point of view was good, very, very good in fact and it was the best thing about the game for Zidane's side

El tacto y la conducta del nuevo balón (el Telstar 18) provoca inquietud en los porteros y Alves viene a darles la razón al explicar que ...

Málaga’s La Rosaleda stadium was full to witness Spain play Costa Rica and what a show the fans were treated to.

LaLiga is underway. Today it's Real Madrid and Barcelona's turn to kick off their campaigns, with the Spanish Super Cup still fresh in the memory...