Spain have won all their matches in the championship so far. They have won three in the group stage, and in the second round they had a resounding victory over Georgia, overcoming an initial goal deficit to win four games to one. The team coached by Luis de la Fuente has shown a very solid performance in all matches, thanks to the high level of players such as Rodri (1 goal) and Fabián (2 goals and 2 assists), the leaders of the Spanish midfield in creation and containment, Cucurella, the left-back who has become one of the flagships of the national team’s defense, and the attacking duo of Nico Williams (1 goal and 1 assist) and Lamin Yamal (2 assists), who have printed the Spanish team with flow, electricity and audacity.
Germany, for their part, are another unbeatable team. In their case, they did not achieve a complete victory, as they drew with Switzerland on the third group day. However, the Mannschaft showed excellent team attacking play. The German team is full of stars who are performing well. The German midfield is intimidating with players like veterans Ilkay Gundogan and Toni Kroos or young Jamal Musiala, who became one of the sensations of the tournament after becoming the tournament’s top scorer with three goals. In the center of defense, they have Antonio Rüdiger, the second player in the tournament in terms of goals saved, 33, and in attack, Kai Havertz and Niklas Füllkrug have two goals each.