Spain WIN EURO 2024 as England lose their second: Highlight Spain 2-1 England

Spain have been crowned champions of Europe for a record fourth time, defeating England 2-1 in a thrilling Euro 2024 final. Spain win Euro 2024 champions after defeating England 2-1 in a thrilling final. Nico Williams and Mikel Oyarzabal scored for Spain, while Cole Palmer netted for England. This is Spain’s fourth European Championship title.

In a match that had the entire continent on the edge of their seats, it was Spain who emerged victorious, extending their dominance over international football. England, once again, found themselves on the wrong side of a major tournament final, a result that will undoubtedly spark fresh debates about the nation’s ability to deliver on the grandest stage.

Here are Highlight:

Spain have won the UEFA European Championship for a fourth time (1964, 2008, 2012, 2024), the most of any nation in the competition’s history.

England have become the first nation in UEFA European Championship history to lose consecutive finals, losing to Italy at EURO 2020 and Spain today.

Spain won all seven matches at EURO 2024, becoming the first European nation to win seven matches at a major international tournament (EURO/World Cup) and just the second overall, along with Brazil at the 2002 World Cup. They scored 15 goals at EURO 2024, the most by a nation in a single tournament in EURO history.

Kick Off:

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yellow card given to Harry Kane, the captain of the England national football team. The card was given in the 25th minute of a match against Spain in the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament.

The reason for the yellow card is that Kane “overstretched to keep hold of the ball, and though he gets a touch on it, he catches Fabian on the follow-through with his studs.” This means that Kane’s studs made contact with the leg of Fabian Ruiz, a Spanish player.

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A Tale of Two Halves

The first half was a tightly contested affair, with both sides creating half-chances but failing to truly test the opposing goalkeepers. However, the game exploded into life after the break. Spain took the lead just two minutes into the second half, with a clinical finish from Nico Williams. The goal was a reward for their dominant possession and incisive passing.

England fought back valiantly and found an equaliser through substitute Cole Palmer in the 73rd minute. The Manchester City youngster’s composed finish gave the Three Lions hope of securing a famous victory. But it was Spain who had the final say. Mikel Oyarzabal, another substitute, popped up with the decisive goal in the 86th minute, sending the Spanish fans into raptures.

Heartbreak for England

For England, it’s another bitter pill to swallow. The Three Lions have now lost their last two major tournament finals, a record that will undoubtedly be a source of frustration for fans and pundits alike. While there were undoubtedly positives to take from their performance, the ultimate prize once again eluded them.

Spain’s Dynasty Continues

Spain, on the other hand, have cemented their status as one of the greatest international teams of all time. Their possession-based style of play was once again on full display, and they proved to be too strong for England on the day. With a fourth European Championship title in their trophy cabinet, Spain will be looking to build on this success and challenge for the World Cup in 2026.

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