England could potentially face tough opponents in the Euro 2024 final, based on three key things we have learned.

If England makes it to the final, Spain will be waiting for them.

July 9th 2024.

England could potentially face tough opponents in the Euro 2024 final, based on three key things we have learned.
In a thrilling semi-final match against France, Spain secured their spot in the Euro 2024 final with a stunning goal from Lamine Yamal. As the tournament progresses, we now know that Spain will face either England or the Netherlands in the final, depending on the outcome of tomorrow's semi-final match.

France started strong with an early goal from Randal Kolo Muani, but Spain quickly turned the tide with a rapid-fire double from Yamal and Dani Olmo in the second half. Despite a strong push from France in the second half, Spain held on to their lead and secured their first major championship final since Euro 2012.

One thing that has stood out about Spain's performance in this tournament is their attacking prowess. While other teams have struggled to find their rhythm, Spain has been a breath of fresh air with their free-flowing, attacking style of play. In contrast to past tournaments where their possession-based approach limited their offensive capabilities, this current squad has found a balance that has unleashed their attackers and made them the most dangerous team in the tournament.

On the individual level, Lamine Yamal has been a standout player for Spain. At just 16 years old, he became the youngest scorer in Euros history with a stunning long-range shot that leveled the score against France. Along with his fellow winger Nico Williams, Yamal has brought a much-needed burst of speed to the Spanish side and will continue to be a threat in the final.

Meanwhile, Dani Olmo has been the tournament's surprise package. After only playing 32 minutes in the first two games, he has since become a key player for Spain, scoring in three consecutive matches. With the support of Rodri and Fabian Ruiz in midfield, Olmo has been given the freedom to attack and has taken advantage of the space behind Alvaro Morata. If Spain were to face England in the final, Gareth Southgate will have to carefully consider how to contain Olmo's attacking threat, while also dealing with Morata's physical presence.

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