Xtra Time Web Desk: The drama began in the 18th minute when Georgia's Otar Kakabadze delivered a fizzing cross into the box, which Spain's Robin Le Normand inadvertently deflected into his own net. This unexpected goal sent the Georgian supporters into a frenzy and marked the first goal Spain had conceded in the tournament.

Despite the early setback, Spain quickly regained its composure. Manchester City midfielder Rodri equalized six minutes before halftime, setting the stage for a dominant second-half performance by La Roja. Fabian Ruiz's header in the 51st minute gave Spain the lead, followed by a brilliant solo effort from Nico Williams for the third goal. Substitute Dani Olmo sealed the victory with a precise finish, ensuring Spain's progression to the quarterfinals.

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Ranked 74th in the world, Georgia was a surprise package in the tournament, having reached the knockout stages with a remarkable 2-0 win over Portugal. Despite their spirited performance against Spain, Georgia eventually succumbed to the relentless attacks from their opponents. Notable performances from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Georges Mikautadze showcased Georgia's potential, while goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili made several crucial saves to keep his team in the game.

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Spain's dominance could have resulted in a larger margin of victory if not for several missed opportunities, particularly by 16-year-old winger Lamine Yamal, who aimed to become the youngest-ever goal-scorer at the Euros. Nevertheless, Spain's relentless pressure and superior skill ultimately overwhelmed Georgia.

Spain's victory sets up a thrilling quarterfinal against Germany in Stuttgart on Friday, reminiscent of the Euro 2008 final where Spain emerged victorious to kickstart their golden era in international football. Luis de la Fuente’s current squad is eager to revive those glory days and continue their quest for a fourth European Championship title.