Spain v Andorra - Latest as La Roja ease to victory in first Euros warm up match

An emphatic second-half display from Spain saw them thump neighbours Andorra 5-0 at the Estadio Nuevo Vivero.

A debut goal from Ayoze Perez was accompanied by a hat-trick from Mikel Oyarzabal before Ferran Torres wrapped up the win with a fifth.

Spain boss Luis de la Fuente is leading his country into a major tournement for the first time this summer and they are seen as one of the quiet favourites.

With plenty of experience and exciting young players, Spain have a good mix capable of hurting most sides.

However, they will have to navigate a tough group first facing Italy, Croatia and Albania.

Even if they are playing inferior opposition, after two games without a victory this will be a good confidence boost for the Spanish squad as they look towards the Euros.

It's five for the hosts with Torres getting his reward for assisting Oyarzabal earlier on.

A superb solo run was followed by an accurate strike which eased past Gomes.

The visitors have virtually everyone behind the ball and are looking to limit the damage here.

Spain want more though with other players eyeing a chance to get on the score sheet.

A second half hat-trick for Oyarzabal. A scramble in the box saw his shot initially saved by Andorra goalkeeper Gomes before he smashed the rebound in.

Spain assured of victory now.

As expected the goals have come in the second half and have largely been down to the introduction of players from the bench with substitute Oyarzabal grabbing a brace.

It's comfortable for the hosts and Oyarzabal who gets his second of the night.

A lovely lay off from Ferran Torres allowed Oyarzabal to place the ball into an empty net.

The visitors make their second change of the night switching goalkeepers as Alvarez comes off for Gomes.

Pedri comes off for Fermin Lopez who is making his debut at 21 years of age.

Perez with an incredible acrobatic shot which is cleared off the line brilliantly.

The forward who is making his debut has been Spain's best player tonight and was so close to his second of the night.

The substitute pokes in from close ranger to get the second for Spain which should be enough to confirm the victory here.

A good save from the Andorra goalkeeper reaching for a cross that was heading straight for Oyarzabal.

A big chance for Oyarzabal who has just come on. He heads Perez's cross towards goal but it just creeps over the bar.

For Andorra the injured Eric Vales has come off for Marc Vales.

The hosts make four substitutions at the break with Le Nomand, Oyarzabal, Navas and Cucurella coming on for Llorente, Cubarsi, Grimaldo and Morata.

The second half begins with the hosts having a narrow lead that they'll be expected to extend.

The hosts are ahead at the break thanks to a debut goal from Ayoze Perez who has most definitely been the best player out there so far.

Andorra will be happy it's only one after skipper Morata found the back of the net only for it to be ruled out for offside.

If La Roja are to go far in this summer's Euros then they will need to show more conviction in Germany.

There will be a minimum two minutes of added time in the first half due to an injury sustained by Andorra's Vales.

The hosts can't be displeased with this first half performance given they are winning, but you'd expect more goals as the game goes on and fresh legs are brought onto the field.

Alvaro Morata puts the ball into the back of the net but the flag is up. Pedri's ball over the top was beautifully met by the Spain captain but he didn't time his run right.