Party in Berlin to celebrate Spain’s victory over England in Euro 2024 final
The final, held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, saw Spain and England play out a close duel before Mikel Oyarzabal gave Luis de la Fuente’s men the win and Roja claimed their fourth European title.
ADVERTISINGTens of thousands of football fans gathered on Sunday at the so-called “Fan Mile” in Berlin in front of the famous Brandenburg Gate to witness last game of Euro 2024.
Both teams got rid of the initial tension after close the first part which ended goalless and in which neither side put in a good performance. After Nico Williams’ goal in the opening minutes of the restart, Palmer managed to balance the battle for England with a low shot that goalkeeper Unai Simon could do nothing about.
It seemed like the game was going to extra time, but football paid tribute with the best team at this Euro 2024, and Mikel Oyarzabal sent a fantastic pass into the back of the net from Cucurella, the player who captivated the fans at this tournament.
Real Sociedad striker’s goal and fourth title European Champion for the Spanish national team. No other team has as many continental trophies as the Spanish national team: four.
The largest number of English followers is in Berlin.
In the stands of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. English followers sent in from time to timewho were in the majority. For every Spain fan, there were about five England fans.
However, on the field he had no rivals in terms of play and ball control. Luis de la Fuente’s men were better and they won the title, breaking the competition record with Germany. Spain now has one more title than the German team, its closest pursuer. “Roja” also has the world champion’s trophy.
Meanwhile, England fans will return home disappointed. They wanted to win and celebrate a title that has eluded them. England have not won a major trophy since 1966.the year he won his first and only World Cup trophy.
Matt, a British satellite enthusiast, had previously said he was “absolutely devastated”. criticize the England managerGareth Southgate for not making changes earlier.
Other English fans Euronews spoke to travelled 18 hours from Manchester to see England’s second men’s final in a row.
A memorable moment from the host country
Manuel Diaz, a Spanish fan and computer engineer, told Euronews that he is “the most the best moment of my life“That’s why,” he added, “I’m crying with happiness.”
Unfortunately for the England men’s team, they did not follow in the footsteps of the women’s team, who took home the trophy Eurocup two years ago.
The new British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who attended the duel from one of the stands of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, You will have to wait to celebrate his first major sporting success as head of government in the United Kingdom.