It was the quality of England that kept De la Fuente up at night

Berlin is expecting a really good game this Sunday in between Spain and England for the final of European Cup. It could be the fourth in Red, who would be the only and first to achieve that amount, or the ‘pross’ could debut, having never achieved it in their entire history.

For many, because of football and because of the rivals they left behind, the team of Luis de la Fuente the favorite is over Gareth Southgate. However, there is one thing that should worry the Spanish team a lot and that is a reason for confidence for the English: the stability.

This is a repeated word after victory against Netherlands inside the Three Lions locker room. Unsurprisingly, England achieved victory with a comeback and a goal in the 91st minute of Ollie Watkins, who made a spectacular forward maneuver at Signal Iduna Park. The point is that this is not an isolated case. In all the qualifiers the British started behind on the scoreboard, but they got through despite a lot of criticism for their football, which moreover seems to be getting better every day.

“Spain is a fantastic team with the ball, but so are we, so let’s see what happens”said Foden in a confident way even knowing that Spain has become an absolute dominator of its battles. “It’s not easy to play against good teams with almost no rest. It’s very draining physically and mentally, but we found a way, improving step by step and we deserve it,” he expressed. rightwho claimed that ““We have to judge when it’s over, we know it will be difficult against Spain, they are a good team, but we want to take another step to make history.”.

The final stage has begun England in a split gray suede Slovakia. He conceded a goal from Schranz in the 25th minute and looked to be heading home, but Bellingham, with a bicycle kick, forced extra time at 90+5 and in the first extra minute Kane punished him . Almost the same in the quarterfinals against Switzerland. They started behind when scoring Switzerland through Embolo (75′), but Saka provided the answer just five minutes later and those Southgate They went through the punishments.

“It shows our character, the resilience we are talking about, something that is needed to win a tournament. We were behind on the scoreboard, but we fought until the end. “We are not panicking, we are excited and we are growing more and more in the game,” he added. rightwho said about the battle that “it is a mental battle”, so the concept of resilience gains more power. “Now we’re better on the ball and we’re more solid in defense, a more consistent team”speak too Gee.

One thing is clear, Spain You won’t be able to waste a minute of the game feeling confident if you see yourself ahead of the score. They haven’t done it until now, and certainly in a final it’s something that hasn’t even crossed their minds. Even less so if it’s England in front.