Spain are reeling after their shock Euro2015 defeat to Slovakia.
Spain suffered their first qualifying defeat in 37 games on Thursday evening, going down 2-1 to Slovakia in Euro 2016 qualifying Group C.
Vicente Del Bosque's side headed into the game in Zilina riding an eight-year, 36-match unbeaten run in qualifying competition, but Miroslav Stoch's dramatic 87th-minute winner ended all that.
Substitute Paco Alcacer looked to have claimed a draw for a frustrated Spanish side when he struck eight minutes from time, cancelling out a swerving early free-kick from Juraj Kucka which had deceived Iker Casillas.
But the hosts roused themselves for a strong finish and Stoch headed home a fine cross from substitute Michal Duris to win the game.
Del Bosque said: "That's football. We can't complain about the players. We were patient but didn't get things right and their keeper was outstanding."
