COVID-19
Declares a state of alarm as Spain enters national COVID-19 restrictions.
Explore 17 historical events and records for Spain in 2020.
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Declares a state of alarm as Spain enters national COVID-19 restrictions.
Declares a state of alarm during the COVID-19 crisis.
Villarreal appoint Emery as head coach, seeking consistent European progress after his departure from Arsenal.
Guides Arsenal to FA Cup victory over Chelsea.
Hector Bellerin helped initiate the attacking sequence that ended with Arsenal's winning goal as Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2-1 in the 2020 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Dani Ceballos connected the defence and attack with composed passing under pressure as Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2-1 in the 2020 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Guides Sevilla to Europa League victory over Inter.
Supported Sevilla's pressing and ball circulation during the intense final.
Guided Sevilla to the trophy in a one-off final played behind closed doors during the pandemic.
Captained Sevilla and provided the cross for de Jong's first goal.
Wins his first major senior club trophy as a manager.
Surpasses the previous European men's international appearance record.
Makes his one hundred seventy-seventh appearance for Spain.
Joins Barcelona from Las Palmas and quickly establishes himself as a first-team midfielder.
Features in Wolvesโ attacking play during the Europa League run that reaches the quarter-finals against Sevilla.
Scores a late winner away to Swansea City during the decisive weeks of Leeds United's 2019-20 promotion campaign.
Manchester City completes the signing of Ferran Torres from Valencia. City brought the Spanish winger from Valencia to develop a direct option across its front line.
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