World Cup 2018: The best and worst players from Spain's 2-2 draw with Morocco

#3 Best - Isco

Once again, Isco was Spain's driving force

Isco's performance was one of the few positives for Spain to take from a game, in which many players under-performed. The Spanish magician has been consistent throughout the campaign and has established himself as one of the early contenders for the Golden Ball.

With Iniesta most likely playing his last tournament for La Furia Roja, Spaniards can rest assured that the team is in safe hands with Isco taking more responsibility in this World Cup.

While his calm finish for the 1-1 equaliser marked his first goal of the tournament, it's the Real Madrid man's passing ability that really brings the best out of everyone around him.

While his fellow attackers seemingly went missing in Morocco's defensive lines, Isco still provided the spark and the creativity in the middle of the park that you have come to expect from him for his national team.