England faces a daunting task as they take on Spain in the final, with history suggesting that heartbreak may be on the horizon. The Three Lions have consistently fallen short in major tournaments, and Spain's impressive form and talent-laden squad make them formidable opponents.
Despite England's progress under Gareth Southgate, their inability to win major tournaments continues to haunt them. Spain, on the other hand, has a rich history of success, including multiple European Championships and World Cup titles.
England's attack, led by Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling, will need to be at its clinical best to breach Spain's solid defense. Meanwhile, Spain's midfield maestros, including Pedri and Rodri, will look to control the tempo and create scoring opportunities for their forwards.
As the two teams clash in the final, England's players will be determined to avoid another heartbreaking defeat. Can they finally break their duck and bring home the trophy, or will Spain's experience and skill prove too much to overcome? Only time will tell if England can overcome their Spanish inquisition and emerge victorious.