The generation of 2000 of Spain and England They will face each other this Saturday (6:00 pm) in the final of European Under-21 which is disputed in Romania and Georgia. Two teams brimming with soccer talent, both with players making a name for themselves in the super elite and all called upon to be even more important in the next decade. Two teams that somehow know each other because the Spain and the England Born in 2000, they have met in two grand finals in the past.
In particular, in 2017 when the reddish and ‘minipross’ faced off twice with big titles at stake. The first of those times was in May of that year, with the U-17 European Championship at stake. In Croatia. prevailed Spain, in the penalty shootout of the final that ended 2-2 on the scoreboard. The goals range from Matthew Morey and Nacho Diaz on the Spanish side, and of a certain Phil Foden and of Hudson-Odoi in English before, from eleven meters, it was Victor Chust the signatory to the intent which granted the title Spain.
The opportunity for revenge for England did not last long. At the end of October of the same 2017 they are again Spain and England the teams that reached the final of Under-17 World Cup celebrated on India. Many of the players who saw their faces in the decisive match of the European Championship in Croatia repeated months before, but the story was very different. England he has no mercy Spain and he endorsed an unquestionable 5-2 companion Phil Foden be a headache for those santi denia by scoring two of the five goals and signing a more than brilliant performance.
The midfielder of City of Manchester He is no longer on the pitch in Batumi (Georgia) this Saturday because he is already in the dynamics of the senior team, but England’s team is still good. In fact, three players are repeating from that U-17 World Cup final: Angel Gomes, Gibbs-White, and Smith-Rowe. In Spain, the number of repeaters increases to five: Juan Miranda, Víctor Gómez, Hugo Guillamón, Antonio Blanco, Sergio Gómez and Abel Ruiz. All of them, along with the rest of the current Spain Under-21 (whose decency is actually Under-23 considering it is the generation of 2000) will have a chance in Batumi to avenge the collapse suffered in India.
Be that as it may, it is a good final which, with the permission of France (who in big tournaments don’t perform as well as their names suggest in previous tournaments), they are the two best youth academies in Europe. Spain and England have reached its final European Under-21 of Romania and Georgia because they were the two best teams in the tournament. The game became a great conclave for La Rojita and the ‘minipross’ of 2000. That of santi denia with a Spanish victory, but whatever happens, these two teams, who have come together in a wonderful rivalry that has traveled through time, have already won.
Source: La Verdad
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