Match Day LIVE
Euro 2024 championship Finals .
Spain vs England .
Venue – Olympiastadion in Berlin., Germany
Time -9 pm .

Comprehensive Preview , Analysis as well as Outcome and Turning Points in today’s Euro 2024 finals match.

Can Three Lions end 58 years of hurt??? (without a trophy ???

This year s Euro 2024 championship comesc to an end this night at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, with two bitter rivals and great Nation in World football , Spain and England .
The championship after 30 days , 50 matches and 1114 goals comes to an end this was full of thrils and thorns as well as major upsets .
This Sunday night, the Euro 2024 will be wraped up with a monumental clash at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, where England and Spain will vie for the esteemed Henri Delaunay trophy. This is notv just another match; it’s a historic battle, with both nations poised to make their mark
We hope you’ve enjoyed the tournament and that it finishes with a flourish..

Many football followers as well as bookies expect a clash of the titans this night ,
with Spain the slight favourites , while the three Lions England are at negative odds to bring it home,. Spain have only lost four times in their last 14 meetings with England in all competitions.

Spain have been very impressive throughout the Euro 2024 tournament , with their excellent football prowess , peerless skills , pukka play and precise passes, reminiscent of the old Barcelona good days in football , after dispatching teams like Germany , Croatia, Italy, their standout performance was in their match against minnows Georgia , when they came from behind and pummelled them 4-1 in the round of 16 matches .

The three Lions however are still leaking the wounds of having not won any trophy since the 1966 world cup , of Jules Rimet world cup edition trophy , the one Brazil won three times during late Pele playing days .Although their journey to the final has been rocky, Gareth Southgate’s squad showed what they’re capable of with a resilient 2-1 victory over the Netherlands. This win not only highlighted their potential but also ignited hopes across the nation..

La Roja have been the only team at Euro 2024 to maintain a perfect record so far, winning all six of their games to reach a third final in the last five editions of the tournament. That’s an incredible run given they’ve faced the likes of Croatia, Italy, Germany and France so far in a sequence that has left them just one more victory away from a record-breaking fourth European Championship crown. Spain have played with style and grace and are armed to the teeth with exciting forwards and midfield dynamos. As such, their form in Germany this summer makes them favourites for the final..

However, Spain will not be underestimating England in Berlin on Sunday. The Three Lions have had to grind it out at Euro 2024 at times, needing late goals, extra time and penalties to get them to this stage. England come into the final off the back of their best performance of the tournament so far in their 2-1 semi-final win over the Netherlands, but even that required a comeback from an early Xavi Simons strike and a last-minute Ollie Watkins winner that will go down in folklore regardless of what happens this Sunday. You can question the performances, but the heart and spirit of this England side are in no doubt, while Gareth Southgate must get the credit he’s due for making impactful substitutes, game after game.

It’s been 58 long years since England won the 1966 World Cup. During his tenure, Southgate has treated supporters to more semi-finals and finals than ever. Now, it’s time to go one step further

Spain were without the suspended Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand against France, with Jesus Navas and Nacho Fernandez covering. However, both will return and should return to the starting XI here. Dani Olmo has scored in every knockout game so far and has three goals and two assists to his name at the tournament so far. He should start in the attacking midfield role regardless of Pedri’s fitness for the final, given how influential he’s been.
There were fears that Alvaro Morata would miss the final after a collision with a security guard after Tuesday’s semi-final, but the Atletico Madrid striker will be fit to play.

England’s switch to three-at-the-back inspired some much more fluid performances in the last two games and the clash with the Netherlands last time out was by far their best showing of the tournament. The starting XI should stay mostly the same, with Harry Kane retaining his spot despite Watkins’ heroics, with Southgate likely viewing the Aston Villa man as an impact sub once again if needed. The only change could see Luke Shaw start at left wing-back ahead of Kieran Trippier, which was the change made at half-time during the semi-final.
Shaw, began Euro 2024 on the sidelines while continuing to regain full fitness.

England go into their second consecutive Euros final as slight underdogs. , but they have a 29% chance of securing the trophy.
England have beaten Spain 14 times against Spain compared to 10 defeats, with three draws shared. In competitive play, England have lost just twice in eight meetings against Spain and only once since the 1950 World Cup.

Luis De la Fuente is not a coach who experiments — so don’t expect big calls ahead of the final. There’s only one doubt in his line-up — who will partner Aymeric Laporte in the centre of defence. Robin Le Normand and Nacho will fight for the place, with the former being the favourite. Dani Carvajal, suspended for the semi-final, will return to the starting line-up.
Spain’s players used the fact they weren’t regarded as being pre-tournament contenders as motivation and have not shown any weakness since being labelled as favourites after impressing in the group stages, going on to beat Germany and France.
“We have never lost perspective from the start to now,” said De la Fuente. “We know how analysis works. In tomorrow’s game there are no favourites, as in the previous knockout

Spain are confident of being able to dictate the tempo of the game against an England side that will prefer to wait and see. “If we dominate the ball as we’ve done and stay aware of the high pressure and everything we need to do to avoid counter-attacks, we’ll have plenty of chances to win,” the defender Marc Cucurella said about the game in an interview with The Athletic.
Another fact to keep in mind: as much as De la Fuente might have been an unknown manager to the football world, he has vast experience reaching the final stages in international competitions. While managing Spain’s youth ranks, he never failed to reach, at least, the semi-finals of every major tournament they played in. This experience is one the coaching staff will expect to use, as well as that of the likes of veteran players Rodri, Carvajal and Nacho.

I don’t believe in fairytales, but I do believe in dreams,” said England manager Gareth Southgate on the eve of the final.
Twenty-eight years ago, Southgate missed the crucial penalty in the semi-final shootout as Germany won Euro 1996 in England. Is it fate, Southgate was asked, if he was to lead England to the same trophy in Germany?
“We’ve had big dreams and felt the importance of that, but you’ve got to make those dreams happen,” he said. “Fate, the late goals we’ve had, the penalties, that doesn’t equate to it being our moment. We’ve got to make it happen tomorrow. It’s in our hands, and it’s our performance which is the most important thing.”
Before the final, Southgate said that his entire squad was fit. Full-back Kieran Trippier, who has been filling in at left-back this tournament, was a minor doubt, and will now battle against Luke Shaw to be selected.
“We’re excited for the challenge,” said Southgate. “Clearly the team have improved over the last few weeks, shown tremendous character and resilience. They’ve been a privilege to work with every day on the training pitch, and it’s been a great environment to work in. We’ve got a fantastic opportunity tomorrow, we’ve been looking forward to it since we went home a bit earlier than we wanted from Qatar.”

Sunday evening will also be a significant night for Harry Kane, England men’s all-time top goalscorer, who has not won a team trophy in his career. Asked whether he would swap all of his individual awards for the Euros trophy, Kane was certain in his response.
“It’s no secret that I haven’t won a team trophy, and every year that goes by you’re more determined to change that,” he replied. “It’s no secret that I’d swap everything in my career to have that special evening.”

Predictions –

Perfections is the key to the three Lions success story in this action packed Euro 2024 finals. The showpiece final of this summer’s European Championship, likely to attract a worldwide television audience in excess of 300 million people, will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin — a stadium originally built and funded on the orders of Europe’s most notorious dictator, Adolf Hitler.
Since 1945, Germany has grappled with its history in a thoughtful way. Being Germany, there is a word for it: vergangenheitsaufarbeitung, which translates to mean ‘working from the past.’ The Olympiastadion is a listed building, preserved since 1966, albeit its history is vividly detailed by tour guides and via a small museum.,
Their teeming fans are yet to come to terms with their performance since the inception of the tournament , bearing in mind that they ve not won any major trophy since 1966 World Cup finals will do for England if they are to end 58 years of hurt in the senior men’s game, but Three Lions fans have not.
Despite Spain near perfection in this years tourney ,
De la Fuente’s defence is far from watertight, though Spain’s fledgling attackers should once again prove too hot to handle, even for a menacing England backline. As was the case at Wembley three years ago, Sunday’s final will likely end in tears if they fail to pit their acts togerher within 90+ mins if not La Roja are likely to triumph and become the most successful team in the European Championship.

Multi Predictions Spain 2-1 or 1-1 or 1-2 England, and a likely penalty shootout if the extra time at the end of the hostilities of 90 mins fails to produce a winner .

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