Spain lose 66-game record they have been building up since 1993 in defeat by Sweden
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dailystar.co.ukWorld Cup qualifying run to an end.Luis Enrique's men came up short in Stockholm despite storming into an early lead, with Valencia ace Carlos Soler breaking the deadlock after four minutes.However, it only took Sweden a minute to cancel out that opener and draw level through Real Sociedad's Alexander Isak, before Krasnodar's Viktor Claesson netted what proved the winner for the hosts 12 minutes into the second half.It was a disappointing evening for Spain, who now trail Sweden by two points at the top of qualifying Group B having played a game more.The defeat was also their first in World Cup qualifying for an astonishing 66 matches, with their last coming against Sweden's neighbours Denmark in Copenhagen all the way back in 1993.La Roja.
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