Spain Vs Germany UEFA EURO Cup 2024: Spain Has Beaten Germany and Headed in Semifinal

Spain Vs Germany UEFA EURO Cup 2024: Spain Has Beaten Germany and Headed in Semifinal

News Summary: Short & Hot

• In the quarter-final of UEFA EURO CUP 2024, Spain won the match by 2-1 and headed to the EURO Cup semifinals.
• Mikel Merino’s goal gave victory to Spain 2-1 in extra time over Germany in the Spain Vs Germany UEFA Euro Cup 2024 quarterfinals held at the MHP Arena in Stuttgart on 5th July.
• With the victory, Spain remained unbeaten in the EURO CUP in five games and advanced to the tournament’s semifinals, where they will be up against either France or Portugal, who will face off tonight.

Spain triumphed over hosts Germany 2-1 after extra time in a thrilling Euro 2024 quarter-final held on Friday, advancing to a last-four matchup with either France or Portugal. replacement Florian Wirtz struck in an 89th-minute level to rescue Germany after Dani Olmo’s second-half goal, but Spain replacement Mikel Merino drove into the top corner in the last 119th minute and broke the host nation’s hearts.

With the victory, Spain remained unbeaten in the EURO CUP in five games and advanced to the tournament’s semifinals, where they will be up against either France or Portugal, who will face off tonight.

Spain dominated the opening hour and had several chances before Olmo gave them a merited lead six minutes after the break, smashing a single-time shot into the bottom corner.

Mikel Merino’s goal gave victory to Spain 2-1 in extra time over Germany in the Euro 2024 quarterfinals held at the MHP Arena in Stuttgart on 5th July.

After an exciting first half, Spain’s Dani Olmo scored after halftime, and Germany’s Wirtz scored late in the second half to tie the game.

With this win, Spain remained unbeatable in the competition of 5 games and advanced to the semifinals, where they will face off either Portugal or France, who will play with each other tonight.

Carvajal’s red card capped up a tense and nerve-racking match between two of Euro 2024’s most stunning teams. The match included 38 fouls and 16 bookings, as a referee (Anthony Taylor) flashed cards in the hope of calming the scene.

Tensions rose from the start after Germany midfielder Toni Kroos made a vicious challenge on Pedri, who left the pitch in tears after suffering a ligament injury to his left knee, according to the Spanish FA. Spain had almost three times as many goal attempts as Germany in the first half and maintained the pressure after the interval.

However, despite gaining the lead four minutes later, Spain allowed Germany to take command, with Julian Nagelsmann’s side seeking to snap a tournament winless streak against Spain that had lasted since 1988.

They were willing to sit back and counter, forcing them to endure more than 30 minutes of agony, with first time effort of Niclas Fuellkrug from close range hitting the post in the 77th minute.

Kai Havertz squandered a fantastic opportunity in the 82nd minute, but Germany’s perseverance paid off when Wirtz’s last-ditch effort reached the bottom corner.

Germany, cheered on by the crowd, wasted multiple chances to score the winner and argued vehemently for a penalty once the ball struck Marc Cucurella’s hand in the box.

Their aspirations were dashed when Olmo’s cross from the left side found Merino blasting into the box, preserving Spain’s pursuit for a record 4th title of the European Championship.

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