Manchester City forward Ferran Torres scored as Spain continued their unbeaten run in World Cup qualifying with victory against Kosovo.
Dani Olmo opened the scoring in the 34th minute with a fine finish from the edge of the area.
Torres added a second two minutes later, drilling into the bottom-left corner.
Besar Halimi pulled one back for Kosovo but Gerard Moreno headed in a late third.
Victory for Spain means they are top of Group B with seven points from three games.
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Striker Dani Olmo scored a stoppage-time winner as Spain edged past Georgia in 2022 World Cup qualifying Group B.
Spain, who have not lost a World Cup qualifying game in 28 years, were behind at half-time after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia fired Georgia ahead.
Manchester City's Ferran Torres slid home Jordi Alba's cross to equalise.
Alba was also credited with the assist for Olmo's late long-range effort which gave the visitors a crucial win in front of 15,000 fans.
Georgia's Levan Shengelia was then sent off moments before the final whistle.
Spain, who host Kosovo on Wednesday, drew their opening qualifier 1-1 at home to Greece.
Georgia visit Greece on Wednesday.
Real Madrid's Champions League quarter-final first leg at home to Liverpool will not be moved abroad, following an easing of coronavirus restrictions in the country.
Spain imposed restrictions on flights from Britain in December over concerns of a variant of Covid-19, which affected European ties involving Chelsea and Manchester United.
The policy will end on 30 March with the Reds set to face Real on 6 April.
Granada can also host Manchester United in the Europa League on 8 April.
Other countries imposed similar restrictions on travel from Britain, leading to Manchester City and Borussia Monchengladbach moving both legs of their last-16 encounter to Budapest with Liverpool and RB Leipzig doing the same for their tie.
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Erling Braut Haaland continued his stunning scoring run in the Champions League as Borussia Dortmund put aside their domestic woes to take control of their last-16 tie with Sevilla.
They trailed early on to a Suso shot that deflected in off Mats Hummels.
Mahmoud Dahoud levelled before Haaland got his 17th goal in 13 games in the competition to put them ahead.
It was 18 soon after via a neat finish, with Luuk de Jong scoring late on to give Sevilla hope in the tie.
The substitute's side-foot finish from a free-kick was reward for a concerted push from the home side that ultimately came too late to level the score on the night.
There was a video assistant referee check for a penalty for the Spanish side in added time for a potential foul by Thomas Meunier on De Jong but the officials deemed the contact between the two legal.
The second leg in Germany is on 9 March.
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