Gavi turned into Spain's most youthful scorer ever and Inigo Martinez headed home a late balancer as Spain attracted 2-2 with the Czech Republic the Nations League in Prague on Sunday.
Gavi scored with a low twisting left-footer at the record age of 17 years and 304 days, evening out the first-half score at 1-1 not long before halftime.
Martinez impacted his header directly over the line off the crossbar as of now of the game to hand Spain a draw.
The Czechs went up two times with counter-assault objectives by Jakub Pesek and Jan Kuchta in the Group B, League A game.
Luis Enrique traded eight players in his beginning XI from Thursday's 1-1 draw with Portugal as just goalkeeper Unai Simon, Gavi and Pablo Sarabia kept their posts.
His men were predominant all through however it was the hosts who struck initial just four minutes into the game.
Vladimir Coufal began a quick counter-assault on the right flank, finding a running Kuchta who created an ideal pass for a tap-in by Pesek.
The Sparta Prague midfielder was scoring his fifth objective in 12 worldwide games.
Gavi evened out three minutes into the first-half stoppage time following an elapse from Rodri who had gained by an unfortunate leeway.
Spain continued to push yet the hosts struck on a counter-assault again in the 66th moment as Vaclav Cerny sent Kuchta running through the guard and the striker chipped the ball over a propelling Simon.
Final part substitutes Marco Asensio and Ferran Torres hit the post, while Kuchta missed barely on the opposite side on one more counter-assault.
With a moment to go, Asensio found Martinez with a cross from the left side and the Athletic Bilbao protector was on track.
Spain will next confront Switzerland in Geneva on June 9 while the Czechs are because of take on Portugal in Lisbon around the same time.
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