The Spanish Matador reserves his place first in the European Nations final at the expense of the Duke of France

The Spanish national team clinched the first qualifying ticket to the final match in the European Championship “Euro 2024” with a valuable victory over its French counterpart, 2-1, in the match that brought them together on Tuesday in the semi-finals in the German city of Munich.

Although the French team took the lead in scoring the first goal via a header from Randall Kolo Mwani in the ninth minute, the Spanish team was not far behind in equalizing the score in the 21st minute with a shot from outside the penalty area with the left foot of its young player, “Lamine Jamal”, to be the result. The youngest player to score a goal in the history of the European Championship, at the age of 17 years and only three days.

With this goal, the course of the first half of the match was reversed, as the Duke of France’s offensive performance declined in favor of the Spanish Matador, who took advantage of this decline to impose his control over the match. Before the Roosters could recover from their shock, Spanish striker Dani Olmo surprised them with the second goal in the 25th minute with a powerful shot that confused the defense and landed in the net.

The Spaniards maintained the result through their strong defense, in addition to their offensive line continuing to organize strong counterattacks, ending the first half with a 2-1 lead.

In the second half, the French regained their enthusiasm, led by their striker Mbappe and his colleague Ousmane Dembélé, in search of a draw. Despite their control over most of the second half, all their attempts to adjust the result failed, in the face of the steadfastness of the Spanish defense and the brilliance of goalkeeper Simon.

The final whistle of Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic came in the 95th minute, giving the Aroja team a valuable victory, making them the first to qualify for the final match, awaiting the second qualifier from today’s match, Wednesday, between the Netherlands and England.