Spain’s young team dominated the final against England so skillfully and confidently that one has to ask oneself: is this just a European Championship title or the beginning of an era?
July 15, 2024, 6:24 am
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Spain wins the European Championship thanks to a decisive goal by Marc Cucurella against England. The young Spanish team dominated the final and secured the title with beautiful play. Despite the absence of Rodri, the Spaniards found their style again and beat England 2-1. With the victory, Spain are now record European champions and are at the beginning of a possible new cycle of success. Coach Luis de la Fuente emphasized the hard work and values of his team, which also set an example of solidarity.
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Nico Williams (right) and Lamine Yamal celebrate the first goal of the final. © Ina Fassbender/AFP/Getty Images
Marc Cucurella, of all people, the Germans will say. The “hand-Spaniard”, as the Bild-newspaper, who was also booed in Berlin, prepared the decisive goal of this European Championship. In the 86th minute, he hit the ball into the middle with feeling and force. So flat that it left a thin, slightly curved line on the Berlin lawn. Mikel Oyarzabal, who had better feet than his opponent, ran into the pass. 2:1 for Spain.
It wasn’t just any goal. It was an expression of the beautiful and superior style of play of the Spanish team. A long one-two and three direct contacts made Spain European champions. As with almost all Spanish goals in the past month, the B grade was also correct.
