Poland 1 - Spain 2
Spain beat Poland in a friendly match which Camacho used to try out new players. Valencia's young midfielder Farinós and Deportivo's new signing from Oviedo César both made their debuts. Poland took the lead, but Spain came back in the second half with goals from Real Madrid's Morientes and Racing's Munitis.

Austria vs Spain and Spain vs Cyprus
Camacho named the following squad for the two Euro 2000 qualifying matches which are to be played on 4th and 8th of September respectively:

Keepers: Cañizares (Valencia), Toni (Atlético de Madrid)
Defenders: Sergi (Barcelona), César (Deportivo), Michel Salgado and Hierro (Real Madrid), Aranzábal (Real Sociedad), Paco (Zaragoza)
Midfield: Guerrero (Athletic Bilbao), Valerón (Atlético de Madrid), Guardiola and Luis Enrique (Barcelona), Engonga (Mallorca), De Pedro (Real Sociedad), Mendieta (Valencia)
Forwards: Etxeberria and Urzaiz (Athletic Bilbao), Munitis (Racing), Raúl and Morientes (Real Madrid)

The under 21 squad who play the nights before the first team includes the following players:

Keepers: Aranzubia (Athletic Bilbao), Casillas (Real Madrid)
Defenders: Lacruz (Athletic Bilbao), Capdevila (Atlético de Madrid), Sergio and Velasco (Celta), Marchena (Sevilla)
Midfield: Xavi (Barcelona), De Lucas and Velamazán (Espanyol), Jaime (Oviedo), Ismael (Racing), Albelda, Farinós and Gerard (Valencia)
Forwards: José Mari (Atlético de Madrid), Gabri (Barcelona), Luque (Málaga), Angulo (Valencia), Mista (Tenerife)