June 24th 2024.
Famous Spanish footballer Cesc Fabregas has been keeping a close eye on his fellow countrymen competing in Euro 2024. He has singled out Spain and Germany as his top two picks to take home the trophy this year, describing them as the most well-rounded and impressive teams in the tournament. Fabregas has been particularly impressed with their performances in the group stage so far.
Spain has had a strong start to the tournament, scoring four goals and not conceding any in their first two games against Croatia and Italy. They will be looking to maintain their perfect record when they face Albania in their final Group B match tonight. On the other hand, the host nation Germany finished at the top of Group A, securing their spot in the knockout phase despite a 1-1 draw with Switzerland.
Before the tournament began, many had predicted that England would be the team to beat. However, their performances so far have left much to be desired, with a lackluster 1-0 win over Serbia and a draw with Denmark. When asked to name his favorites for the tournament on the FIVE YouTube channel, Fabregas, who has won the European Championship twice with Spain, did not include England in his list. He praised his fellow countrymen and also highlighted the similarities between their style of play and Germany's.
Spain's final group match against Albania is highly anticipated, and head coach Luis de la Fuente has expressed his satisfaction with the growing belief in his team's abilities. He believes that there is no better team than Spain and they must continue to work with conviction. De la Fuente also acknowledged the importance of keeping players fresh and hinted at the possibility of making changes to the lineup for the match against Albania.
As Spain looks to secure their place in the knockout phase with a win against Albania, Fabregas and de la Fuente both emphasize the importance of enjoying the game and staying focused. With their impressive performances so far, Spain and Germany are certainly teams to watch out for in Euro 2024.
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