Spain will be looking to extend their winning run even further when they tackle Iceland in an international friendly at Riazor Stadium on Tuesday evening.
La Roja will enter this contest off the back of a 2-1 victory over Albania on Saturday to extend their winning run to four matches across all competitions thanks to goals from Ferran Torres and a stoppage-time winner by Dani Olmo.
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The Icelandic side, meanwhile, will be looking to return to winning ways after they were forced to share the spoils with Finland after playing out to a 1-1 draw at the Estadio Nueva Condomina with Birkir Bjarnason getting on the scoresheet in the 38th minute after Teemu Pukki had opened the scoring for Finland.
Heading into this fixture, Spain have the upper hand over Iceland after they claim two victories to the Icelandic side one in the last five games, while the last meeting between the two sides ended in a 1-1 draw when they met at the Uefa Nations League.
Luis Enrique will only have one player unavailable for the game as Robert Sanchez has been ruled out after testing positive for COVID-19 and will be replaced by Unai Simon, while Arnar Viðarsson will have a fully fit squad for the encounter with the bulk of the side that started against Finland could again take to the field against the Spaniards.
Ferran Torres will be hoping to continue his current run of form for club and country, having already scored four goals since joining Barcelona, while scoring his first goal for Spain this season in the previous game against Albania.
Iceland will once again rely on captain Birkir Bjarnason to lead the team after he scored the opening goal against Finland to earn his side a draw in their previous match.