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Spain lacked precision against Finland: Sergio Ramos

Sergio Ramos feels Spain were in complete control in Friday`s World Cup qualifier against Finland, but were made to rue their lack of precision in front of goal, as they had to settle for a 1-1 draw.

Gijon: Sergio Ramos feels Spain were in complete control in Friday`s World Cup qualifier against Finland, but were made to rue their lack of precision in front of goal, as they had to settle for a 1-1 draw.
The Real Madrid defender broke the deadlock shortly after the break, but Teemu Pukki restored parity in the 79th minute to help Finland to a hard-fought draw. "Looking at the result, it`s a real pity, especially after I celebrated my 100th cap with a goal," he was quoted as saying. "We completely controlled that game but ultimately let it out of our grasp. We are not happy. We just weren`t precise enough when it came to finishing Finland off." The defender then looked ahead to Tuesday`s match away against France, and is confident Spain can emerge victorious. "We will be facing a great team on Tuesday but we can beat them and it`s that mentality we`ll take there." Spain are currently trailing France by two points in Group I. Goal.com