UEFA Euro 2024 Final

Olympiastadion, Berlin, July 14


HEAD-TO-HEAD
All-time meetings
Spain 10 
England 13
Draws 4

Goals scored
32 45

First major tournament clash since UEFA Euro 1996 – where England won quarter-final encounter on penalties.
Most recently, secured one win apiece in 2018 UEFA Nations League


Spain

Coach
Luis de la Fuente 

Captain: Álvaro Morata

EURO RECORD
W27 D15 L10

Appearances: 12

Best finish: Winner
(1964, 2008, 2012)

2020 performance: Semi-final

2024: Topped Group B, kicking off with emphatic victory over Croatia. Beat host nation Germany in extra time before dispatching World Cup finalists France

Lamine Yamal
Youngest goalscorer in tournament’s history, aged 16 years and 362 days, with goal against France

RAMPANT REDS
La Roja have won 15 of last 18 matches. Nations League champions in 2023


England

Coach
Gareth Southgate 

Captain: Harry Kane

EURO RECORD
W18 D16 L10

Appearances: 11 

Best finish: Final (2020)
Lost penalty shoot-out to Italy at Wembley

2024: Topped Group C despite stuttering start. Survived elimination with last-gasp equaliser against Slovakia, before overcoming strong Dutch team

Jude Bellingham
Key player in new generation of exuberant attacking
talent


ROAD TO FINAL

W Croatia 	3-0 Match 1 W Serbia 1-0
W Italy		1-0 Match 2 D Denmark 1-1
W Albania 	1-0 Match 3 D Slovenia 0-0
W Georgia 	4-1 Last 16 W Slovakia 2-1
W Germany 	2-1 QF      D Switzerland 1-1*
W France	2-1 SF      W Netherlands 2-1


SHOOTING BOOTS: Goals 
Kane 3
Olmo 3 
Bellingham 2
Ruiz 2
 
EYE FOR GOAL: Shots 
Kane Total: 17
Yamal 16 
Olmo 15 
Ruiz 15

PLAYMAKERS: Passes
Stones 496
Rice 457
Walker 416 
Guehi 393 
Rodri 382

TEAM STATISTICS (6 matches)

13 	Goals scored 			7
3 	Goals against 			4
3202 	Passes completed 		3593 
34 	Corners 			22
57.3% 	Average possession 		58.8%
18	Attempts conceded on target	18


Total shots: 108
27 37 44

Shots breakdown
On target 	Wide	Blocked

Total shots: 66
25 19 22


PROBABLE LINE-UPS

Unai Simon
Carvajal	Le Normand	Laporte	Cucurella
Rodri	Ruiz
Yamal	Olmo 	Williams 
Morata
 
Pickford	
Walker	Stones	Guehi
Saka	Mainoo	Rice	Trippier
Foden	Bellingham
Kane

SHREWD SOUTHGATE Has led England to first major men’s final on foreign soil, in bid to end 58-year wait for silverware


ROLL CALL OF CHAMPIONS
England aiming to become 11th nation to hoist Henri Delaunay Cup – Spain seeking fourth title

1960 Soviet Union	Host: France 
1964 Spain		Spain 
1968 Italy		Italy
1972 West Germany	Belgium
1976 Czechoslovakia 	Yugoslavia 
1980 West Germany	Italy
1984 France		France
1988 Netherlands 	West Germany 
1992 Denmark		Sweden
1996 Germany		England
2000 France 		Belgium/Neth. 
2004 Greece 		Portugal
2008 Spain 		Austria/Switz. 
2012 Spain 		Poland/Ukraine 
2016 Portugal 		France
2020 Italy		Europe


Olympiastadion Berlin
Built for 1936 Olympic Games, staged 2006 FIFA World Cup Final


*Penalties 5-3


Source: UEFA
Pictures: Getty Images
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