The Spain U-21 National Team has essentially inherited the excellent traditions of their predecessors.
They are one of the few teams today that dare to continue with their slow-paced passing and control even when trailing.
Making it seem like they're the ones leading by a goal.
But, honestly, it's this kind of temperament that has brought them step by step to where they are today.
If they were like the German Team or England, and started with long passes as soon as they fell behind, the later things get, the more panicked their morale would become, then they wouldn't have reached where they are today at all.
It can be said that most teams, after seventy minutes, might seem to wildly bombard the goal, but it's not actually as threatening as playing their regular tactics.
Statistics show that a lot of goals happen after seventy minutes, not because this wild bombardment is so effective, but because the other side takes advantage to steal more goals.
