In the decisive night of the Men's Olympic Football Group C, the summit match between Spain and Egypt is about to take place. Spain, as the "Little Raging Bull", is expected to adopt a more cautious tactic in the face of the challenge of the knockout rounds after winning both matches to advance to the final, with the possibility of a draw at half-time very high.
Spain is seen as a strong contender for the gold medal. The first half efforts of both Uzbek and Dominga teams were insufficient, how will Spain adjust in the second half? With the absence of center Gubas and the possible rotation of other starters, the reserves are not to be underestimated, but Spain's possession advantage is obvious and the risk of attacking will be drastically reduced.
Egypt has a tough defense in this tournament, with one win, one goal, and zero goals conceded in the first two rounds, giving them four points. As long as you don't lose, you can advance to the last eight. Facing such a strong enemy as Spain, Egypt dares not attack rashly and will continue to consolidate its defense and fight for every point.
Spain has a history of being slow to catch up with their opponents, drawing at half-time in seven of the last eight men's Olympic games. Tonight's game, whether Spain can break this curse, half-time draw become the focus.
