With Diego Costa suspended, Spain coach Vicente del Bosque is likely to play Alvaro Morata in the striking role for the holders' Euro 2016 qualifier against Group C minnows Luxembourg on Friday. The Juventus forward was hailed as 'the future of La Roja' after he scored in the 1-0 qualification victory against Ukraine in March and the 22-year-old former Real Madrid man is keen to impress after shaking off an early-season injury. He struck in both of Juve's opening Champions League Group D matches last month, including scoring the winner in a 2-1 success at Manchester City, having been instrumental in the Serie A side's charge to the final of Europe's elite club competition last term.Spain play Euro 2016 qualifying Group C minnows Luxembourg on FridayJuventus forward Alvaro Morata is likely to play as a striker in the matchVicente del Bosque is keen to integrate his young squad membersSpain have 21 points from eight group matches, two ahead of Slovakia
_'s men thumped Luxembourg 4-0 in October in the reverse fixture and won all four of their previous meetings, all friendlies, without conceding a goal.