Iker Bravo beats France to make Spain European Under-19 champions

Spain touches the sky again Old Continent. Team under the leadership Jose Lanawithout the individual qualities of other generations, but with an intact competitive gene, won France (2-0) and won a 12th European title in this category – nine under the current name and three since the old FIFA Youth Tournament – a milestone no other team has ever reached.

Hierarchy Jarek back and talent Luck And Iker Bravo -Tournament Player of the Year- Lead a team that is enthusiastic about the future. There are reasons for that. They are aiming to fight for medals in Los Angeles Games 2028La Rojita has the ability to overcome adversity, which encourages us to dream of new successes.

Beating France seemed like a tall order, especially in the face of a generation that is an evolution of the team that won the 2022 European Under-17 Championship. Simon Boisbre For the record, he was going to start a fight. The Monaco player had already had some fun against Spain in the first leg, signing his right hand.

In the final, he was France’s sharpest player, playing at times, exchanging blows with Spain, who won in the first half on points and a goal from Iker Bravo. That was enough for Lana’s men, who opened and closed the carousel of chances, because Iker Bravo was able to score in the seconds of the game with a shot from a corner.

The walk through the locker room gave France a breath of fresh air, they went for a draw that Eli Junior Crupi was going to achieve. Stringer combined with Spain. It was the last try of the French team, which later, in the last stretch, was diluted until it fell to its knee with a look Assane Diao.

The Betis player barely had a minute on the pitch to finish the final with a shot down the right flank. His cross bounced off a defender but he couldn’t clear it. Bengi-JoaoThe ball hit the French goal and UEFA granted another title to Spain.

Spanish football is coming off an impressive 2024 for all teams of all categories and genders. In total, Spain has won five titles: the European Women’s U17 and U19 Championships, the European Men’s U19 Championship, the Women’s Nations League overall and the European Men’s Championship overall. I’m Spanish and you want me to beat you is more relevant than ever.