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Spain is in the final of Euro 2024. This Tuesday, La Roja eliminated France in the semi-finals with a score of 2 goals to 1 and will play its third final in a European Championship in the last 5 editions.
A key player in this game where he was the origin of the second Spanish goal, Dani Olmo perfectly replaced Pedri who was injured during the quarter-final against Germany.
Present at a press conference, the RB Leipzig midfielder spoke about his level, the style of his team and the upcoming final against England. “It works, why change? I think we are demonstrating a unique game idea. We are doing well, we have our weapons. It is clear that we always have to do different and new things. We are preparing for the final in the same way as we prepared for the other matches. Personally, I feel very good, at my best physically and mentally. We have a unique opportunity, we are one match away from glory and we are super motivated for this match,” he said in comments reported by the newspaperTeam.
What will be Spain’s starting 11 in the final?
What will Luis de la Fuente’s starting 11 be in the Euro 2024 final against England this Sunday in Berlin (9pm)? The Roja coach is unlikely to change much against the Three Lions.
Suspended for the semi-final against the French team, Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand should find their place in the starting team.
Spain’s probable starting XI: Simon – Cucurella, Laporte, Le Normand, Carvajal – Fabian Ruiz, Rodri, Olmo – Williams, Yamal, Morata
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