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CHAMPIONS!
Highlights and goal
Spain U-19 vs Netherlands U-19 Statistics
Shots on goal: 6 vs 6
Possession: 48% vs. 52% possession
Passing: 411 vs 435
Passing Accuracy: 86% vs 85% passing accuracy
Fouls: 18 vs 13
Yellow cards: 5 vs 3
Red cards: 0 vs 0
Offside: 1 vs 1
Corner kicks: 6 vs 6
Netherlands are champions!
The final is over!
🟨 90+6'
↔️ 90+4' The Netherlands could have killed it off!
Substitution for Netherlands:
Off ⬇️ Konadu
On ⬆️ Panneflek
90' Added
88'
↔️ 83' Substitutions
Out ⬇️ Verkuijl
In ⬆️ Rots
Total offensive change for the Dutch team against a Spain looking to attack more.
Substitution for Spain
Out ⬇️ Cuenca 🟨
In ⬆️ Granados
Totally offensive change coming off a defender to add people to the attack.
↔️ 78' Substitutions
Off ⬇️ Monserrate and Cordero
In ⬆️ Virgili and Huestanendia
Changes intended to give more volume to the attack.
Substitution in Netherlands:
Out ⬇️ Land
In ⬆️ Boogard
Change designed to give freshness to the midfield.
🟨 75'
72'
Spain continues to search intensely for the equalizer but still can't find much space in the Netherlands' defense, which is very good in its defensive line.
↔️ 🟨 67' Substitution in Spain
In ⬆️ Diaz and Junyent
Changes intended to give another air to the attack, looking to tie this match quickly.
In addition, Monserrate was cautioned in Spain for a foul in the middle of the field.
⚽ 62' NETHERLANDS GOAL!
🟨 59'
In addition, the Netherlands is coming with much danger to the goal of Spain where Jimenez, already saved a couple of times his goal.
🟨 54'
51' Crossbar!
From half distance and with a great right-footed shot, Cordero shot into the corner of the Netherlands' goal and the ball ended up hitting the angle of the crossbar.
48'
The Netherlands started with a lot of intensity in the second half and even had a very dangerous goal. Land shot straight at goal from half distance and the ball ended up hitting the crossbar.
45'
End of the first half
🟨 45'
🟨 40'
38'
33' Spain U19 close!
28'
23' Spain U19 is saved!
18' Spain U19 close!
15'
10'
5'
Kick-off
The teams come out
Led by the refereeing team, the players of Spain U19 and Netherlands U19 take the field at the Giulesti Stadium.
This great duel between these two teams is about to begin.
Welcome back
Arrival of the Netherlands
Giulesti Stadium 🏟️
Departure from Spain
Spanish preview 🟨🟥
Netherlands' starting lineup
Oranje XI locked in 🔐🇳🇱#U19EURO pic.twitter.com/8fYUg9EtON
— UEFA Men's Youth (@UEFAMensYouth) June 26, 2025
Spain's starting lineup
How Spain start in the #U19EURO final 🔢🇪🇸 pic.twitter.com/T391IEEzWD
— UEFA Men's Youth (@UEFAMensYouth) June 26, 2025
Last Netherlands lineup
Starting lineup (4-3-3):
Goalkeeper: Heerkens
Defenders: Read, Ugwu, Janse, Dijkstra
Midfielders: Verkuijl, Kees Smit, Land
Forwards: Oufkir, Aimen Sliti, Don-Angelo Konadu
Last Spain lineup
Starting lineup (4-2-3-1):
Goalkeeper: Raúl Jiménez
Defenders: Jon Martín, Andrés Cuenca, Dani Muñoz, Hugo Olmedo
Midfielders: Quim Junyent, Gerard Merino
Strikers: Antonio Cordero, Ibrahima Janneh, Monserrate, Pablo García
Last 5 Netherlands matches
Last 5 Spain matches
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Who will make up the refereeing team?
Central referee: Rob Hennessy
Assistant #1: Christopher Campbell
Assistant #2: Michael Obritzberger
Fourth official: Antoni Bandić
Kees Smit, the magician orchestrating the Dutch dream
Pablo Garcia, the cannonballer who makes the nets tremble
Netherlands U19, dreaming of their first crown
In their last match, the Netherlands overcame Romania U19 3-1.
Spain U19s go for tenth crown with a hunger for glory
In their last match, Spain came from behind to beat Germany U-19 by a score of 6-5.
Giulești Stadium is ready
Opened in 2022 after replacing the former Giulești-Valentin Stănescu Stadium (1939-2018), this stadium is home to Romanian Liga I side FC Rapid București. Built with an investment of €67 million between 2019 and 2022, the Giulești is a modern colossus that meets the demanding UEFA standards (category IV).

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