The double friendly match between Spain and Iran began with a surprising draw in Benavente, which confirmed the encouraging start of the new iranian era under the guide of the recently appointed national team head coach Hossein Shams. Spain was stronger in the second game in Zamora, which saw the absolute debut of the zaragocista Marcos Latorre and ended with a 5-2 victory for the iberian selection.


Match 1

Benavente (Spain)

27/12/2006

h. 20.00

Hall: Pabellón La Rosaleda

Spain - Iran 3-3 (2-2)

SPAIN
Starting five: Juanjo, Kike, Javi Eseverri, Dani Salgado and Rafa Muñoz
Substitutions: Andreu, Saúl, Marcelo, Álvaro, Borja and Luis Amado
Coach: Javier Lozano

IRAN
Starting five: Nazari, Heidarian, Taheri, Keshavarz and Shamsaee Substitutions: Zarei, Latifi, Asgharimoghadam, Hashemzadeh, Tolouei, Azimaei and Raeisi
Coach: Hossein Shams

Scorers:
0-1 Shamsaee (5')
1-1 Javi Eseverri (15')
1-2 Keshavarz (16')
2-2 Kike (17')
2-3 Keshavarz (29')
3-3 Andreu (37')

Referees: Gracia and Gutiérrez

Red card: Zarei




28/12/2006

Zamora (Spain)

Hall: Pabellón Ángel Nieto

h. 20.30

Spain - Iran 5-2 (3-2)

SPAIN
Starting five: Luis Amado, Kike, Latorre, Borja and Marcelo
Substitutions: Andreu, Saúl, Javi Eseverri, Álvaro, Rafa Muñoz and Dani Salgado
Coach: Javier Lozano

IRAN
Starting five: Abrarinia, Heidarian, Taheri, Keshavarz and Shamsaee
Substitutions: Zarei, Latifi, Asgharimoghadam, Pariazar, Hashemzadeh Tolouei, Azimaei, Raeisi and Nazari
Coach: Hossein Shams

Scorers:
1-0 Rafa Muñoz (5')
1-1 Zarei (11')
1-2 Azimaei (16')
2-2 Kike (19')
3-2 Kike (19’)
4-2 Saúl (24’)
5-2 Javi Eseverri (38’)

Referees: Gracia and Gutiérrez












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