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EURO Final

Spain

1
66%
Spain
2 - 1
England

England

3
34%
SUN, 14 JUL 03:00
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Goal

List of goalscorers

Nico Williams
47'
1 - 0
1 - 1
73'
Cole Palmer
M. Oyarzabal
86'
2 - 1
Start of match

End of match

  • 94'
    FT (2-1): Spain won their fourth European Championship title after beating 2-1 England at the Olympiastadion Berlin on Sunday. 'La Roja' finally got the job done after a superb campaign in Germany. Thank you for joining us and see you soon!
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a Inglaterra
  • 91 '
    Watkins receives a yellow card after kicking Nacho in a duel for the ball.
  • 90'
    Four minutes added!
Substitution

Substitution

at Inglaterra
Substitution

Substitution

at España
  • 89 '
    Spain sub: Lamine Yama is replaced by Mikel Merino.
  • 89 '
    England sub: Phil Foden is replaced by Ivan Toney.
  • 87 '
    GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL FOR SPAIN! Oyarzabal makes it two for his country from close range after a cross from Cucurella!
  • 85'
    Another corner-kick for the Spaniards! Lamine Yamal shoots from the right but the ball goes wide.
Substitution

Substitution

at España
  • 83 '
    Spain sub: Le Normand goes off and Nacho comes on.
  • 82'
    WHAT A CHANCE FOR SPAIN! Lamine Yamal receives a pass from Dani Olmo from inside the box but misses the target!
  • 80'
    The tiredness of the players of both teams is noticeable. Some of them could not stand a possible extra-time.
  • 77'
    Corner-kick for Spain! Nico Williams takes it but none of his teammates finish.
  • 75'
    The Spaniards will have to fight back as soon as possible if they want to regain their lead.
Goal
Goaaaaaal!
en el 73' (Inglaterra)
  • 73 '
    GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAL FOR ENGLAND! WHAT A SCREAMER! Palmer finds an equaliser from the edge of the box after a pass from Bellingham.
Substitution

Substitution

at Inglaterra
  • 70 '
    England sub: Kobbie Mainoo is replaced by Cole Palmer.
  • 70'
    Fabian Ruiz tries his luck from the D but his effort goes wiiiiiiide! What a shame!
Substitution

Substitution

at España
  • 68 '
    Spain sub: Morata goes off and Oyarzabal comes on.
  • 66'
    Corner-kick for Spain! Nico Williams takes it after the superb effort from Yamala but nothing comes of it.
  • 65'
    Luis de la Fuente's men are dominating possession at the momeeeeeeeent!
  • 63'
    Free-kick to England 35 yards out from goal! Foden takes it but Morata and Laporte clear it.
Substitution

Substitution

at Inglaterra
  • 61 '
    England sub: Kane makes way and Ollie Watkins takes his place.
  • 59'
    Southgate is already preparing some changes to give his team a boost.
  • 57'
    England are trying to press high to counterattack but their plans are not going as expected at the moment!
  • 55'
    What two great chances for Spain! Both Alvaro Morata and Nico Williams were able to extend their country's lead.
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a Inglaterra
  • 53 '
    Stones is shown a yellow card after pushing Zubimendi in a duel for the ball.
  • 51'
    Spain have benefited from the opener netted by Williams as they are looking for the second goal.
  • 49'
    Olmo tries to shoot from close range but misses the target! What a pity!
Goal
Goaaaaaal!
en el 47' (España)
  • 47 '
    GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAL FOR SPAIN! Nico Williams breaks the deadlock from inside the box after a superb pass from Lamine Yamal.
Substitution

Substitution

at España
  • 46 '
    Spain sub: Rodri is unable to continue playing and is replaced by Martin Zubimendi.
  • 46'
    The second half staaaaaaaaaaarts! One change at the moment.
  • 45'
    45+2: HT (0-0): Goalless draw at the Olympiastadion Berlin! The Three Lions were totally dominated by Spain in the first half despite some good efforts they created on counter-attacks. But neither country has been able to take the lead in the first 45 minutes. We'll see what happens in the second period!
  • 45'
    Two minutes added!
  • 42'
    Nico Williams is trying to reinforce his efforts with Lamine Yamal on the right flank, leaving Cucurella to do all the work on the left flank.
  • 40'
    England's defence are controlling Spain's young stars in the flanks to perfection.
  • 37'
    Spain are speeding up their passing to try to create more chances and unsettle the English.
  • 35'
    Luke Shaw denies Lamine Yamal a shot, earning a corner-kick for the Spaniards.
  • 32'
    The English are getting closer and closer to goalkeeper Unai Simon's box but there is no clear control from either team at the moment.
  • 30 '
    Dani Olmo receives a yellow card for kicking Rice in the ribs in a duel for the ball.
  • 27'
    Spain continue to dominate possession but need to create more chances!
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a Inglaterra
  • 25 '
    Harry Kane receives a yellow card after a hard tackle on Fabian Ruiz.
  • 24'
    Corner-kick for the Spaniards! Lamine Yamal takes it but his efforts are in vain.
  • 22'
    Luis de la Fuente's men are pressing high so faaaaaaaaaar! But their latest efforts are being blocked by their rivals.
  • 20'
    The Three Lions' defence is keeping Spain at bay at the moment but they have to be on their toes if they don't want to give them chances.
  • 18'
    England are being totally dominated by Spain despite their last two attempts.
  • 16'
    Corner-kick for England! Foden takes it but his shot is cleared by the Spanish defence.
  • 14'
    Another corner-kick for Spain! Williams takes it and Le Normand tries to shoot it but his effort goes wide!
  • 12'
    Lamine Yamal is already the youngest player to play in a European Championship final, while Alvaro Morata has become the Spaniard with the most appearances in the European Championship.
  • 10'
    Free-kick to England 40 yards out from goal! But nothing comes of it.
  • 7'
    Spain are having all the ball here early on. What a great start from the Spanish side!
  • 5'
    Corner-kick for Spain! Nico Williams takes it but the England defences manages to clear it.
  • 3'
    The Three Lions are not showing much order in their passing, which could leave space for the Spaniards.
  • 1'
    Spain get us going in the red from left to right while England are in white!
Start of match

Start of match

  • PRVW
    Luke Shaw was handed his first start since February as England manager Gareth Southgate made just one change for Sunday's Euro 2024 final against Spain in Berlin.
  • PRVW
    England starting XI: Jordan Pickford (GK); Kyle Walker, Marc Guehi, John Stones, Luke Shaw; Kobbie Mainoo, Declan Rice; Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden; Harry Kane.
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    Spain starting XI: Unai Simon (GK); Dani Carvajal, Robin Le Normand, Aymeric Laporte, Marc Cucurella; Rodri Hernandez, Fabian Ruiz; Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo, Nico Williams; Alvaro Morata.
  • PRVW
    Who do you think will lift the Euro 2024 trophy?
  • PRVW
    Francois Letexier will be in the middle for this one, Jerome Brisard the VAR.
  • PRVW
    England possible lineup: Pickford (GK); Walker, Stones, Guehi; Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Shaw; Bellingham, Foden; Kane.
  • PRVW
    Spain possible lineup: Simon (GK); Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella; Ruiz, Rodri, Olmo; Yamal, Morata, Williams.
  • PRVW
    Blessed with arguably the deepest squad at the Euros, Southgate must use it earlier than he has done so far, even if it means sacrificing one of his star names.
  • PRVW
    Cole Palmer, Ivan Toney and Kobbie Mainoo have also made big impacts as substitutes earlier in the tournament.
  • PRVW
    In both the 2018 World Cup semi-final against Croatia and Euro 2020 final, England squandered an early lead by slowly losing control of the game.
  • PRVW
    Ollie Watkins' stoppage time strike to beat the Netherlands in the semi-final rewarded Southgate's bold call to send on the Aston Villa striker for Harry Kane 10 minutes from time.
  • PRVW
    Too often during this tournament and his tenure in charge, Southgate has been too slow to turn to his bench to influence the game.
  • PRVW
    Eight of Southgate's squad played in the defeat on penalties to Italy at the Euro 2020 final and England also boast seven Champions League winners to Spain's six.
  • PRVW
    Despite Spain's much greater pedigree in winning major tournaments, it is England who have the edge in big game experience.
  • PRVW
    Foden's Manchester City teammate Rodri has looked supreme all tournament in the Spanish midfield. But with Fabian Ruiz and Dani Olmo pushing forward, Rodri is the sole holding midfielder which should leave gaps for Bellingham and Foden to exploit if given the service.
  • PRVW
    The England boss finally got some reward in the semi-final with the Dutch, against a more offensive-minded side, Foden and Bellingham found the space to spark a laboured attack into life.
  • PRVW
    Southgate has stuck by starting both Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden all tournament despite both starring in the same role for their clubs last season as advanced midfielders.
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    In Berlin they have to be brave to get through the first wave of Spanish pressure and into the spaces where they can do damage going forward.
  • PRVW
    One of England's problems early in the tournament was failing to take risks in passing forward, even against perceived weaker opposition.
  • PRVW
    Spain's pressing game has been one of the keys to their success in Germany. No side has forced more turnovers within 40 metres of the opposition goal, two of which have led to goals.
  • PRVW
    With some of England's top players already showing signs of fatigue, a fast start is needed to dent Spanish confidence.
  • PRVW
    The Spanish racked up 500 passes in the semi-final win over France to play out the second half by holding onto their 2-1 lead.
  • PRVW
    For all the resilience England have shown, chasing the game against Spain is a different beast.
  • PRVW
    However, they needed extra-time to beat Slovakia and went all the way to penalties against the Swiss in the quarter-finals.
  • PRVW
    England have relied on late goals to sneak past Slovakia, Switzerland and the Netherlands to reach a second consecutive Euros final.
  • PRVW
    'La Roja' have made Euros history by winning all six of their games en route to Berlin, knocking out hosts Germany and France along the way.
  • PRVW
    But what are their real chances of beating the Spanish team?
  • PRVW
    The Three Lions are hoping to end their long wait to win a men's major international tournament when they take on an outstanding Spain team on Sunday.
Info

Pre-match

14 July 2024, 23:00

Referee: François Letexier

Stadium: Olympiastadion Berlin

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    Hello everyone and welcome to live coverage of the Euro 2024 final showdown between Spain and England at the Olympiastadion Berlin in Germany!
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