The Spanish team, who experienced a carousel of emotions this Monday match France (2-2) in Northern Ireland, finished second in group B and qualified for the semifinals of European Under-19where you can see the faces together Italy. Will face the Gauls, who managed to maintain first place Ukraine on the other ‘semi’. The two rivalries will fight this Thursday, July 25 at National Football Stadium at Windsor Park (Belfast). The grand final will be held on Sunday. La Rojita and the ‘bleus’, like the Italians and Ukrainians, also got the ticket for U-20 World Cup in Chile 2025. Fifth place in Europe for the next World Cup event is at stake Norway and Turkeya match that will also be held this Thursday.
Spain He tried it in the early stages against the greats France through Dani Rodríguez and Mella, but the Gauls topped the scoreboard with a amazing goal by Saimon Bouabre, a gem of Monaco who is newly 18 years old. His genius, with a whip from the edge of the area, put the ‘bleus’ in front, who showed in the first half extraordinary physical power to which they added their undoubted technical quality.
Francewinners of the first two group games (Turkey and Denmark), were able to resolve the rivalry in the first half and at the beginning of the second, when Spain I was more touched. First, in a shot of Sael Kumbedi that saved Yarek Gasiorowski from the ground and then with a heads-up wasted Mathis Amougou after a great play through Bouabre. Raul Jimenez, using his body, he avoided the second goal of those Bernard Diomede.
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Spain: Raúl Jiménez, Daniel Muñoz, Yarek Gasiorowski, Simo Keddari, Cristian Perea, Gerard Hernández (Pol Fortuny, 68′), Chema Andrés, Rayane Belaid, David Mella (Assane Diao, 68′), Iker Bravo and Dani Rodríguez.
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France: Alexis Mirbach, Sael Kumbedi, Mamadou Sarr (Valentin Atangana, 79′), Jérémy Jacquet (Yoni Gomis, 46′), Elyaz Zidane, Mathis Amougou, Saimon Bouabre (Senny Mayulu, 69′), Dehmaine Assoumani, Tidiam Gomis (Lucas Michal Gomis , 79′), Eli Junior Kroupi and Ayman Aiki (Jean-Matteo Bahoya, 46′).
The objectives: 0-1, Simon Bouabre (13′); 1-1, Dani Rodríguez (65′); 2-1, Simo Keddari (74′)
Referee: Henrik Nalbandyan (Armenia). He showed yellow cards to Frenchmen Assoumani, Zidane, Sarr and Tidiam Gomis; and Spaniards Yarek Gasiorowski and Assane Diao.
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Incidents: Match corresponding to the last day of the group stage of the U19 European Championship, played at Inver Park in Larne (Northern Ireland)
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SpainHowever, he reacted bravely after the break. And he did it thanks to Dani Rodríguez (Barça), with half an hour to go, he pulled out of his hat a superb left-footed shot from outside the area, after an assist from Nick, which brought a tie to the scoreboard. And, not long after, in the 74th minute, Simo Keddari (former Spaniard and current player for Qatari Al Arabi), with an unstoppable header after a corner was taken Paul Fortuny, turn to a contested match.
Spain He had chances where he could have made it 3-1, but the ball couldn’t find the goal. It’s a shame that it came out of the horn Valentin Atangana to put the final tie (2-2) on a shot from almost no angle from the baseline that was kept France as a leader. The choice of Jose Lana from being eliminated, first in the group for a while and finally second, after a 3-3 Turkey harvested in front of Denmark in another crazy group B match.
Source: La Verdad
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