Betting Predictions
Finalists Spain and England will square off for the title of continental monarchs on Sunday night in a battle of the Berlin titans at the Olympiastadion, capping off Euro 2024.
La Roja, widely regarded as the favorites to keep football from returning home, are accustomed to the feel of the Henri Delaunay Trophy, but they haven’t raised the renowned cup yet.
Both Gareth Southgate’s hopefuls and Luis de la Fuente’s red-clad superstars had to work hard in their semi-final matches as Spain denied France a chance to win the Euros, while the Three Lions raced to a stunning victory over the Netherlands to reach back-to-back finals
Head-to-Head
The Three Lions won 3-2 in Seville six years ago; Spain and England drew 2-2 in 2016; both teams have scored over 2.5 goals in each of their last three meetings; in terms of major tournaments, England defeated Spain in the 1968 play-off quarterfinal and the European Championship in 1996; they drew at the 1982 World Cup.
Team News
Carvajal was sent off in Stuttgart’s extra time, and Le Normand was suspended for receiving too many yellow cards. However, both players are now available to De la Fuente and should provide the Roja XI with some much-needed new energy. Carvajal, who has played some of his greatest football in recent memory during the last 12 months, will replace Jesus Navas, the lone remaining player from Spain’s Euro 2012 squad. Le Normand should sit former Real Madrid captain Nacho.
But one should feel sorry for poor Pedri, who was unjustly deprived of the opportunity to participate in Sunday’s championship game because of a knee injury he sustained during the quarterfinals.
Luke Shaw has been restored to full health, so when England arrive in Berlin, the medical room is empty, but there are still doubts about whether the Manchester United player will be trusted right away.
Shaw replaced deputy Kieran Trippier for the second half of the semi-final and emerged uninjured, suggesting that a start in Berlin is not out of the question after making a brief but impactful appearance in the triumph over Switzerland.
Although Shaw’s injury history calls for extra caution, the former Southampton player—who famously scored the game’s first goal in two minutes—is undoubtedly headed for the starting lineup here, joining a group of players who are mostly established.
Probable Line-Up
Spain XI:
Simon; Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella; Ruiz, Rodri, Olmo; Yamal, Morata, Williams
England XI:
Pickford; Walker, Stones, Guehi; Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Shaw; Bellingham, Foden; Kane
Verdict
Tip: Spain to Winâś…
Reason
Unquestionably, England has improved throughout the tournament following a few lackluster performances in the group stages and a rather sluggish showing against Slovakia in the round of sixteen. However, they really got going against the Swiss and upped their game in the round of sixteen.
England may find that Sunday’s final is simply too difficult as Spain, who have looked like real contenders from the beginning after defeating the likes of Croatia and Italy before crushing the hearts of the host country and then dominating a star-studded French side, will require them to step up once more.
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Reason
Spain defeated Georgia, the Germans, and Les Bleus in all three of their group-stage victories, but they have only let up one goal in any of their three knockout matches. England’s journey has been similar; after conceding just one goal in their opening three games, they drew 1-1 with Slovakia and Switzerland, winning on penalties and extra time, respectively, before a late goal by Ollie Watkins gave them a 2-1 victory over the Netherlands in the semi-final. Given that they have scored an astounding 13 goals in their last six games in Germany, it is difficult to imagine this deadly Spanish team losing.
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