Spain play Brazil on Saturday, 19 September in the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, according to RFEF. The Spanish federation reports that a place in the semi-finals is the prize on offer in the tie.
RFEF framed the match around Brazil's box office appeal, describing the ticket to the last four as passing through the Brazilian side. El Mundo has published broadcast and kick-off details for the fixture.
Spanish coverage points to a strong line-up for the match. Diario AS reports that Spain will field a gala eleven while waiting on Irune, indicating a selection decision still pending before kick-off.
Two players with Galician club connections feature in the build-up. Deportivo de La Coruña notes that Marisa and Ainoa Gómez, who the club says are performing well at the tournament, face Brazil on Saturday. Both are part of the Spain squad for the quarter-final.
RFEF has also published a piece under the heading "Enfocadas en lo que viene", signalling that the squad is looking ahead to the next challenge rather than back at earlier results.
The winner of the match moves into the semi-finals of the competition. Spain's starting line-up and the fitness of Irune are the main points to watch before the game begins.