Jordan 1-3 Spain: Youngsters Ansu Fati, Gavi and Nico Williams strike as Luis Enrique's men win their final World Cup warm-up game
- Ansu Fati picked up the ball on the left before beating the keeper at his near post
- Pablo Sarabia teed up Gavi to double the lead from close range
- Nico Williams added a third before the hosts grabbed a late consolation
Ansu Fati seized his chance to impress Spain manager Luis Enrique as the Barcelona youngster scored in his side's 3-1 victory over Jordan in a World Cup warm-up on Thursday.
The 20-year-old was handed a start and needed only 13 minutes to make his mark in a sold-out Amman International Stadium, converting from a pass by Marco Asensio.
With all eyes on Fati after doubts over whether he would make the 26-man squad, he looked lively and was off target with another couple of attempts as a Spanish side featuring several fringe players dominated.
![Ansu Fati celebrates after scoring Spain's first goal against Jordan on Thursday night](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/17/18/64662565-11440615-image-a-18_1668709562855.jpg)
Ansu Fati celebrates after scoring Spain's first goal against Jordan on Thursday night
Spain made a host of changes after the break with Robert Sanchez replaced in goal by David Raya who was called into action to keep out a fine effort by Mahmoud Mardi.
The former world champions doubled their lead in the 56th minute when Carlos Soler dribbled into the box and set up Pablo Sarabia who made a mess of his effort but Gavi seized on the loose ball to fire home.
Youngster Nico Williams, who replaced Fati late on, did his cause no harm with a well-taken third in the 84th minute.
![Gavi (right) celebrates with his team-mates after scoring the second goal of the game](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/17/17/64660887-11440615-image-m-10_1668707598283.jpg)
Gavi (right) celebrates with his team-mates after scoring the second goal of the game
Spain blotted their copybook as Jordan managed a late consolation through substitute Hamza Al Dardour after a mistake by substitute Cesar Azpilicueta.
Luis Enrique's side face Costa Rica in their World Cup opener on Nov. 23 and they also face Germany and Japan in Group E.
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