Spain v Poland player ratings: Morata 7, Laporte 5; Bednarek 7, Lewandowski 7

Coach Luiz Enrique remains relaxed after another draw for Spain

SPAIN RATINGS: Unai Simon 6 - Well positioned as he came out when Lewandowski set up Swiderski to volley after 35 minutes. Brilliant goalkeeping to stand and save from Lewandowski after 43 – his first save of the Euros. Couldn’t make a second for Lewandowski’s equaliser. Reuters

Jordi Alba 7 - Experienced, the captain, and hugely involved – nobody on the pitch had has many touches - Best first half moment saw him cross for Moreno who shot into side netting after 45 minutes. AFP

Aymeric Laporte 5 - Fouled early by Lewandowski as the Poles pressed high in a fast start. Dominated by the same player for Poland’s equaliser. Chastening evening. EPA

Pau Torres 5 - Now fancied by Real Madrid since Sergio Ramos will move on but struggled against the wily and prolific Lewandowski. Did make a super ball to set up Sarabia as frantic Spain pushed for a winner. Booked. AFP

Marcos Llorente 6 - On a sub-standard pitch which cut up, he was well used as Spain went down the wings. Crossed for Torres in Spain’s desperate finish. What does all Spain’s possession – 81 per cent in the first two games - matter if they can’t win games? Reuters

Pedri 6 - Freed Alba who set up Morata with a chance for Spain to make it two. Played more passes in the final third than any other player in Euro 2020 so far. Performed beyond his years, encouraging his team mates to slow down when necessary. Best passing accuracy rate on the team. Reuters

Rodri 6 - Steady with a physical presence but barely touched the ball in the second half as Spain used the wings to try and force a winner. Struck a shot from distance but well saved by the excellent Szczesny. Booked. AP

Koke 6 - Atletico captain made neat passes, intercepts and set up Morata twice. Took corners and urged fans for more support on a noisy night from just 13,000 in the 60,000 seater in Seville. It wasn’t enough. Spain will go out if they lose their next game. EPA

Dani Olmo 6 - Least effective of Spain’s forwards against Poland’s back five. Worked hard and ran at players in a frantic but ultimately disappointing match for the team playing at home. PA

Alvaro Morata 7 - Lost ball outside area at the start in an early fright, but the maligned striker who was under so much pressure after misses against Sweden put Spain ahead on 25. Ran straight to manager Luis Enrique who hugged him. Missed – badly - the penalty follow up. Swung at the ball from close range in 83rd minute but well saved. Cheers when substituted after a mixed evening. EPA

Gerard Moreno 6 - First tournament start – the Villarreal striker was involved in more goals for Spain than any other player in the last 18 months so you understand why. Right shout and his cross/shot set up Morata’s opener. Zipped a 34th minute free quick just wide. Fouled for a penalty on 56 after a VAR decision – then hit post with penalty. AFP

SUBS: Ferran Torres 5 - On for Olmo after 61. Free header from a slow ball went wide after 73. Involved but chipped a late chance over. Did little else. EPA

Fabian Ruiz 5 - On for Moreno after 67. Limited impact. EPA

Pablo Sarabia 6 - On Koke on 67. Fine run and chance ruined by a poor touch after 71. AFP

Mikel Oyarzabal N/A - On for Morata after 86 and a player from one of eight clubs represented by Spain. Long gone are the days when players from Barcelona or Real Madrid dominated. Reuters

POLAND RATINGS: Wojciech Szczesny 6 - Not much to deal with other than pick the ball out of the net for Morata’s opener. Poland’s defence frustrated Spain for the most part on the night. Distribution could have been better. EPA

Kamil Jozwiak 7 - Often got up the right flank and his crossing persistence prevailed as he whipped a ball onto the head of Robert Lewandowski for the leveller. EPA

Bartosz Bereszynski 7 - Costly positioning left Alvaro Morata onside for the opener but a better performance in the second half saw him look much more assured. Reuters

Kamil Glik 7 - Organised the defence when set up in a back five and won the majority of aerial duels. A standout, leaders performance from Glik who seemed to regularly get in the way of balls coming into the box. Reuters

Jan Bednarek 7 - Worked hard against clever movement from Spain’s attack and didn’t make any notable mistakes. A strong performance from the Southampton man. Poland’s defence was very good in Seville. AP

Tymoteusz Puchacz 7 - Battled well on the left flank with a number of tackles while often venturing forward to provide width in limited Poland attacks. AP

Jakub Moder 6 - Finishing the first half with 36% pass success is simply not good enough at international level. Or any level. But Moder did then play a part in the build up for Poland’s equaliser. A penalty conceded moments later summed up an inconsistent performance. EPA

Mateusz Klich 6 - The Leeds man was an enforcer in midfield, hassling Spanish spells of possession and disrupting play. Those efforts did however earn him a yellow card early on. Replaced in the 56th minute to avoid getting dismissed. AFP

Karol Swiderski 6 - Could have scored early on but seemed to avoid heading the ball from close range. Smashed a ball off the post close to half-time which saw Lewandowski fail to convert the rebound.  Reuters

Piotr Zielinski 6 - Tried to link the midfield and attack but wasn’t as influential as usual. Poland spent the majority of the game dealing with long spells of Spain possession which meant that when they did get the ball, there weren't too many options for the likes of Zielinski. AFP

Robert Lewandowski 7 - A golden opportunity for Poland’s star man saw him hit the ball straight at the goalkeeper, but he would later make amends with a towering header to level the scoring. EPA

SUBS:Kacper Kozlowski (Klich, 56) 6 - At just 17-years-old, the Polish youngster became the youngest player ever to feature at the European Championships. Drove late on in the 90th minute with Lewandowski in front but failed to release the ball. EPA

Przemyslaw Frankowski (Swiderski, 68) 6 - On for Swiderski who had worked hard throughout the game. Had a chance to cross the ball towards Lewandowski but delayed his pass which could have caused trouble for Spain. AFP

Pawel Dawidowicz (Bednarek, 85) N/A - On for Bednarek. AP

Karol Linetty (Moder, 85) N/A - Replaced Moder in the 85th minute. AFP

Spain coach Luis Enrique said he is not worried about his side's chances of reaching the knockout stages of Euro 2020 following a 1-1 draw with Poland, and backed the team to get the job done with a win over Slovakia in their final Group E game.

Alvaro Morata put Spain ahead in the 25th minute but Poland equalised through Robert Lewandowski. Luis Enrique's side were awarded a penalty soon after but Gerard Moreno hit the post.

It was another frustrating night for Spain, who drew their opener against Sweden 0-0, but Luis Enrique said he would only take the positives into Wednesday's clash with Slovakia.

"I feel a lot of hope heading into that game," Enrique said. "We obviously wanted to play better and give our fans something to cheer about. It was a tough game against a good opponent.

"You have to recognise how good Poland were and the great defensive work they did. They closed down a lot of the avenues we usually use to get forward, stopped our transitions and pressed high up the pitch all game.

"The third game will be crucial, we need to win it if we want to get through to the next round. All four teams in this group have their future in their own hands."

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