Tottenham’s Pedro Porro enjoyed an impressive outing for Spain against Czechia, suggesting his struggles against Leeds may have been only a blip.Pedro Porro put in one of his worst performances in a Tottenham Hotspur shirt this season in Spurs’ Premier League clash with Leeds United last time out.In our player ratings from the Leeds game, Spurs Web wrote: “The full-back could have had a much better first half, having struggled to deal with Gabriel Gudmundsson at times. His offensive contribution was lacking, with several poor deliveries. In the second half, it was more of the same from the full-back, who struggled defensively at times and offered little going forward. He has had better days, for sure. He was lucky not to be sent off for a challenge on Nmecha after an earlier booking. 3/10.”That is far from the full-back’s usual standard. In his defence, though, his poor performance last weekend could be down to rust, as it was his first start since September, when he last started against Aston Villa before getting injured in the first half.Pedro Porro v B. WhiteTottenham – League Cup (2026 – 2027), Tottenham – Premier League (2026 – 2027), Arsenal – Community Shield (2026 – 2027), Arsenal – League Cup (2026 – 2027), Arsenal – UEFA Champions League (2026 – 2027), Arsenal – Premier League (2026 – 2027)Pedro PorroB. White7Appearances12359Minutes Played8456.39Average Rating6.290Goals06Tackles211Blocks22Interceptions615Duels Won465Fouls Committed51Yellow Cards00Red Cards0Stats correct as of 13 November 2026.Photo by Michal Cizek / AFP via Getty ImagesTottenham’s Pedro Porro impresses for Spain against CzechiaHowever, in his latest outing with the Spanish national team, Porro has proven that his last performance was only a blip.The 27-year-old lined up against Czechia in Spain’s UEFA Nations League A Group 3, Round 5 clash and got 76 minutes under his belt as Luis de la Fuente’s side won 2-0. It was their fifth win in five, maintaining their perfect run and their place at the top of the group.Porro’s display was impressive, with the full-back earning a 7.3 rating from FotMob after helping Spain keep a clean sheet.In his 76 minutes on the pitch, the 27-year-old contributed at both ends for Spain, making four defensive contributions, with one tackle, one block, one clearance and one interception, as well as three recoveries.He also won five of his nine ground duels. In attack, Porro had one touch in the opposition box, completed three of his four dribbles and played four passes into the final third. He also completed 42 of his 48 passes.StatPedro Porro vs CzechiaFotMob rating7.3Minutes played76Accurate passes42/48 (88%)Passes into final third4Touches in opposition box1Successful dribbles3/4Ground duels won5/9Defensive contributions4Tackles1Blocks1Clearances1Interceptions1Recoveries3Porro was miles better for Spain than at Elland RoadCompared with his performance against Leeds, Porro was miles better for Spain against Czechia.Against Farke’s side, the Spaniard received a 6.4 rating for his display and was far from his best, especially in terms of his passing and defensive work.He completed only 28 of his 42 passes, landed just one of his four crosses and completed just three of his nine long balls. In duels, he won just four of ten and was dribbled past twice. All game, he created just one chance.StatPorro vs Czechia (Spain)Porro vs Leeds (Spurs)FotMob rating7.36.4Minutes played76–Accurate passes42/48 (88%)28/42 (67%)Ground duels won5/94/10 (all duels)Successful dribbles3/4–Passes into final third4–Defensive contributions4–Recoveries3–Accurate crosses–1/4Accurate long balls–3/9Dribbled past–2Chances created–1De Zerbi will be hoping that game time with Spain will help Porro find some match sharpness ahead of Tottenham’s festive run of games.READ MORE: ‘A midfielder’ – Antonin Kinsky reveals unique label De Zerbi gives him in Tottenham trainingThe post Tottenham will be relieved by 7.3/10 Pedro Porro update after rough afternoon at Leeds appeared first on Spurs Web.