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Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has stated that "there is no racism in Spain" in response to Thomas Tuchel's recent comments regarding the atmosphere in Madrid ahead of the Nations League clash. Tuchel, the England manager, had cautioned his players about potential issues they might face during their visit.
De la Fuente emphasized that Spain is a welcoming country and that the focus should remain on the sport itself rather than any off-field distractions. He expressed confidence in the integrity of the fans and the spirit of competition that the match represents.
This exchange comes as both teams prepare for a highly anticipated encounter, with players eager to showcase their talent on the international stage. The comments from both managers highlight the ongoing dialogue about race and inclusion in sports, but De la Fuente's firm stance aims to reassure players and fans alike. As the match approaches, all eyes will be on the pitch, where the focus will be on performance and sportsmanship.
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