This year’s edition of the EUROs comes to a close Sunday evening, and the final stage is set, as England gets ready to take on Spain at the Berlin Olympiastadion. After two very exciting semifinal confrontations, where France and the Netherlands were eliminated in dramatic fashion, Spain has the chance to win thier first international trophy since 2012, while England has reached its second straight EUROs final. However, the Three Lions have not won an international trophy since 1966, a staggering 58 years ago. Let’s takle a look at how this amazing final could pan out and who, ultimately will take home the trophy. And remember, at CoinGames, you can take advantage of enhanced odds, as well as a dedicated promotion solely for the EURO final: Ultimate Showdown!
Spain VS England, Sunday 21:00 CET
The final awaits all football fans from around the globe on Sunday. Spain have been – by quite some margin – the best performing team in this year’s competition. England, on the flip side, have hiccuped their way into the final, winning games on penalties and through last minute goals like the one against the Netherlands in the semifinal, scored by substitute striker Ollie Watkins. Spain faced the likes of Germany and France before advancing to the final, and won both games 2-1, with their attacking force shining on both occasions. Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams have arguably been the best players in this tournament. However, it is Rodri that has helped Spain the most to reach this point of the competition. He has won every single midfield battle he’s faced. Declan Rice and Koobie Mainoo will have their hands full with him and Fabian Ruiz, who will try to pass the ball around as much as possible to avoid England controlling possession in their final third – which they haven’t done much of anyway in this tournament.
The real question on the English side is the fitness of some players and of the overall squad, who did not look all that fresh in the secind half of the semifinal notwithstanding their last-minute winner. Harry Kane has had to be substituted in every single elimination game so far, and has not looked his usual self this tournament (even though he’s scored three goals so far. Both teams have conceded a single goal in each of ther elimination round games, but Spain have been far more convincing in the attacking phase of play, creating a slew of chances especially in their first half against hosts Germany in the quarterfinals. This match could very well go to the wire – only one EURO final in the last thirty years was decided by more than one goal (2012). Extra time and/or penalties should not be discounted either, as England esp ecially has tended to keep it late in this competition. Ultimately, even if the bookmakers have Spain as slight favorites, and they have indeed been the best team in the competiton, England’s offensiove prowess will carry them to their first-ever EUROs trophy in my opinion. Consider an Under 2.5 at 1.55 as well.
England to Win – 3.62
Draw – 2.98
Spain to Win – 2.51
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