Jude Bellingham is such a unicorn and positional-side killer. First, he runs behind their midfield while the ball is still in front of it. Receives beyond the line, aware of ESP DF line stepping, he releases in advantageous spot. Another sequence, he takes the contact, holds the ball and waits for a second midfielder to come across. Only then does he release the RHS. The gap is there because he made Spain send another man towards him. When pivots shift, that narrows the line creating the gaps. And when he has room to drive, he goes straight through the middle. Spain converge, their midfield turns towards its own goal and the distances across the line disappear. Jude releases the RHS with their shape still trying to catch up. Three different sequences that were repeatable throughout the game showing how dominant he is- monstrous athleticism, IQ to understand and distinguish between want and need + execution. He’s a man possessed and best in the world. No two-ways around it.