Tag: Spain Football National Team

Euro 2024: Spain Triumphs Over England to Claim European Championship
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Euro 2024: Spain Triumphs Over England to Claim European Championship

By Score More | July 14, 2024 BERLIN, GERMANY – Spain has been crowned the new European champions after a thrilling 2-1 victory over England in the Euro 2024 final at Berlin's Olympiastadion. Spain's victory was well-deserved, with the team showcasing their characteristic entertaining and impactful football. The match contrasted sharply with England's more defensive and pragmatic approach, despite the individual talent within their squad. First Half: Tactical Battle For the first 45 minutes, England, managed by Gareth Southgate, successfully nullified Spain's strengths. Phil Foden, typically a creative force, was deployed in a defensive role to shadow Rodri, Spain’s midfield anchor. This strategy disrupted Spain’s attacking flow, limiting their opportunities. Nico Williams was the only...
EURO 2024: Spain Triumphs Over France (2-1) to Secure Spot in European Championship Final
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EURO 2024: Spain Triumphs Over France (2-1) to Secure Spot in European Championship Final

By Score More In the first semi-final of the European Championship, two teams eager for victory clashed on the field. Spain, showcasing the relentless drive that has made them the top team of the tournament so far, faced France, who, after a series of draws, narrow wins, and lackluster performances, rose to a level befitting a World Cup runner-up. This showdown between two footballing powerhouses of the old continent brought not only the spectacle of an unmasked Kylian Mbappé but also two teams unburdened by caution and more focused on attacking than defending. This approach, particularly by Spain, was a refreshing change in the tournament. Before Kolo Muani scored France's first goal by a French player in this European Championship from open play (following two own goals and a penalty ...
Euro 2024: Spain vs. Germany, 2-1, AET
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Euro 2024: Spain vs. Germany, 2-1, AET

By Score More Stuttgart, Germany – The opening of the Euro 2024 quarterfinals was marked by aggression, counterattacks, farewells, and uncertainty. What was anticipated as an early final lived up to its billing, but only from the second half onward. Spain emerged victorious thanks to goals from Dani Olmo and Mikel Merino. This match also marked the end of Toni Kroos's career at the age of 34. First Half: Physical and Tense Eight minutes into the match, with goal opportunities still far from materializing, Pedri left the field and the tournament due to a knee injury inflicted by veteran Toni Kroos. Despite his aggression, Kroos avoided a booking, leaving Spanish fans dismayed. The first half saw numerous fouls, physical confrontations, and yellow cards. Fifteen minutes in, Yamal thre...
Euro 2024: Spain Overwhelms Georgia 4-1 to Advance to Quarterfinals
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Euro 2024: Spain Overwhelms Georgia 4-1 to Advance to Quarterfinals

By Score More Cologne, Germany – In a match that was anticipated to be a "David versus Goliath" encounter, Spain asserted their dominance with a commanding 4-1 victory over Georgia, securing their place in the Euro 2024 quarterfinals. The Spanish side, having already impressed with three wins in the group stage, continued their form, though not without a momentary scare. First Half: A Dominant Display and a Shock Lead From the opening whistle, Spain displayed their characteristic possession-based play, keeping the ball and dictating the tempo. Within the first 12 minutes, Spain had already forced five corners and several saves from Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili. The match seemed to be headed in one direction – towards Georgia's goal. However, football's unpredictability ca...
Euro 2024: Albania-Spain, 0-1
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Euro 2024: Albania-Spain, 0-1

By Score More Spain's alternative lineup proved as dominant as the primary one used by Luis de la Fuente in previous matches. In their final Group B match, "La Roja" controlled the game and secured a victory against Albania (0-1), marking the first encounter between the two teams in a European Championship. On Monday night in Düsseldorf, the Spanish coach only kept Laporte from his previous starting lineup, showcasing his confidence in his squad. Grimaldo played the entire match. Sylvinho, on the other hand, went all-in, knowing that only an unprecedented win would keep their qualification hopes alive. Despite the vibrant atmosphere in Düsseldorf Arena, fueled by the Albanian fans, the story on the field was different. Spain only needed five minutes to adapt to the opponent's strategy ...
EURO 2024: Spain vs Italy, 1-0
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EURO 2024: Spain vs Italy, 1-0

By Score More In a captivating encounter at Gelsenkirchen, Spain secured their place in the Euro 2024 knockout stages by topping Group B, but the night's biggest revelation was their emergence as serious contenders for the tournament title. Spanish Brilliance "La Roja" displayed a blend of artistry reminiscent of their past glory and the ferocity that has defined their footballing history. It was a display marked by relentless pressure, clarity in tactics, efficient ball management, and forward-thinking play. Luis de la Fuente's squad promises much for the tournament ahead. Italian Setback In contrast, Italy appeared subdued, attempting to revive a defensive style long considered obsolete. Manager Spalletti owed much to goalkeeper Donnarumma for preventing a more significant score...
Euro 2024: Spain Dominates Croatia with a 3-0 Victory
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Euro 2024: Spain Dominates Croatia with a 3-0 Victory

By Score More In a commanding display, Spain triumphed over Croatia 3-0 on Saturday afternoon in the opening match of Group B of Euro 2024. A brief but decisive period in the first half saw "La Roja" dismantle Croatia's defense, painting the scoreboard red in a match that could have been closer. Historic Moments Before the match kicked off under the watchful eye of referee Michael Oliver, history was made on both sides. Spain's Lamine Yamal became the youngest player ever to compete in a European Championship at 16 years and 338 days. Meanwhile, Croatia's Luka Modric, at 38 years and 280 days, became the oldest player in the tournament since Germany's Lothar Matthaus in 2000. Notably, this record could soon be broken by Portugal's Pepe, who is 41 years old. Spain Takes Control Des...