After Izan's substitution, Spain just managed the game.
They were up 6 goals, but that didn't mean they had any intention of conceding.
They say back absorbing the Cape Verdian attacks, which was easy to do due to the lack of conviction in the opponent's attack.
After the clock hit the 90th minute, the final whistle cut through the noise instead of the usual added time because that would be cruel to the Cape Verdians.
"And that is full-time here at the Atlanta Stadium. It's Spain six, Cape Verde nil. It's the first-ever World Cup game for the African team, but it is one they will want to forget. A demolition, a statement and a result that is going to reverberate around every camp in this tournament tonight."
As the commentators went at it, the broadcast cameras panned across the pitch and found Izan almost immediately.
