Spain – England: a Frenchman in the Euro 2024 final!

This Sunday, the French referee, François Letexier, wasé designated to officiate in the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England.

The Euro 2024 final will pit Spain against Spain. England this Sunday & Olympiastadion in Berlin. Kick-off 9:00 p.m.

A Frenchman in the final

After Clément Turpin who had refereed; the opening match Germany-Scotland, French refereeing once again receives the favors of UEFA. Indeed, Fran's ccedil;ois Letexier was é designated to referee the final of the European Championship between Spain and England. The last time that a Fran&ccedil ;ais arbitrated a match &agrav; this level was in 1988 where Michel Vautrot officiated during the final between the Netherlands and the USSR. Designatedé For 10 European Cup matches this season, François Letexier is enjoying his first experience in a major competition this summer. international competition. This Sunday evening, the Frenchman will become the youngest referee ever. officer in a final.

Twelve years later

Winner of France on Tuesday, Spain returns to the Euro final, twelve years later. In 2012, La Roja is&# 39;éwas imposed face to face; Italy. For this last meeting of the competition against Italy. England's Luis De La Fuente expects a complicated encounter: "It's a final, it will be complicated; and very ébalanceé between the two best teams. These matches are decided on details and the one who makes the fewest mistakes will have a better chance of winning. You have to be hyper-focused." No matter the result in the final, the Spanish coach is proud of the path traveled: "I am proud of the journey we took to get here, of the desire of the players, their talent, their efforts, they won' the right to feel very proud of themselves. Nobody gave them anything; and they are there, they have a present and an immense future, whatever happens tomorrow."

At a press conference, De La Fuente spoke about the Spanish dynasty of the 2010s: "I think it's a very beautiful generation, I know many of them from the youth selections. Afterwards, we talk about legendary selections from the history of Spanish football. But we also want to make history. I have confidence in these players, as in others who are not there, to ensure a bright future for Spanish football. But that doesn't mean they will always win." For this final, Spain will be able to count on the return of Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand, suspended in the semi-final. On the other hand, Pedri and Ayoze Perez will be in the stands, injured.

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Break the spell

Three years after their missed opportunity at home to Italy, England are back in the Euro final where the Three Lions will challenge Spain. In a press conference, Gareth Southgate confided that he had dreamed of this moment: "At first, we visualized. When you're trying to create dreams, you need to have a clear picture of what you want to see in your life. the end. And, you know, if we break that vision down, that's where it's at. whereù we want to go. The details that need to be corrected come into play. Over the last two years we have seen the improvements we need to make in as a team. I think it lights a little fire for some people. For others, it's different. You have to impact the group in different ways."

The English coach wants to offer a special evening to the English: "We know what this would mean for everyone in England. We know what it would mean to us as a team, for the hard work put in, not just by this group of players, but by the players who have been with us for 6-7 years. ;nbsp;years. They played an important role in this adventure with us and with all the staff who were involved in this adventure. involved, it's really a huge collective effort. All these people contributed &agrav; create the culture we have. And, yes, we would like to offer a special evening to you. everyone tomorrow." Face &agrave La Roja, Luke Shaw should start on the left lane at home. Kieran Trippier's place.

À what time does it start Spain – England ?

The kick-off of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and Spain England is scheduled for Sunday July 14 & 9:00 p.m. à the Olympiastadion in Berlin (Germany). François Letexier (France) will be the referee for the final. 

Which channel to watch?Spain – England ?

Holder of TV rights for Euro 2024, BeIn Sports 1 will broadcast the latest poster of the competition between La Roja and the Three Lions. The meeting will also be retransmitted in clear on M6.

How to follow Spain – England in streaming ?

If you want to watch the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England on your computer, smartphone or tablet, you must subscribe à a subscription on MyCanal or on the BeIn Sports website. You can also create an account on  M6+.

What are the probable compositions of Spain – England ?

Spain: U.Simón (G) – Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella – F.Ruiz, Rodri, Olmo – Yamal, Morata, N.Williams.

England: Pickford (G) – Walker, Stones, Guéhi – Saka, Mainoo , Rice, L.Shaw – J.Bellingham, Foden – Kane.   

What are the predictions for Spain – England ?

• Betclic : Spain: 2.50 /Draw : 2.90/England: 3.50
• Bwin: Spain: 2.37/Draw: 2.70/England: 3.20
• NetBet: Spain: 2.47/Draw: 2.85/England: 3.45
• Unibet: Spain: 2.50/Draw: 2.90/England: 3, 50