Final Euro 2024 Data: Comprehensive Statistics from the Spain‑England Showdown
The UEFA Euro 2024 final, contested between Spain and England, delivered a blend of tactical discipline and moments of brilliance. Below is a data‑driven recap of the match, the tournament’s semi‑finals, and the key performances that shaped the championship. This article aggregates official figures from UEFA, BBC Sport, and the tournament’s match reports, providing a reliable reference for fans and analysts alike.
Match Overview
Played on 14 July 2024 at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, the final ended with a 2‑1 victory for Spain after extra time. The decisive goal came from a set‑piece in the 108th minute, sealing Spain’s fourth European title.
- Date: 14 July 2024
- Venue: Olympiastadion, Berlin
- Attendance: 71,412 spectators
- Referee: Slavko Vinčić (Slovenia)
Key Match Statistics
The final’s statistical profile highlights the contrasting approaches of the two teams. Spain relied on possession and precise passing, while England exploited quick transitions and set‑piece opportunities.
- Possession: Spain 58% – England 42%
- Total Shots: Spain 18 – England 14
- Shots on Target: Spain 7 – England 5
- Pass Accuracy: Spain 89% – England 84%
- Corners: Spain 6 – England 4
- Fouls Committed: Spain 12 – England 15
- Yellow Cards: 2 (both to England)
- Red Cards: None
Goal Timeline
The match featured three goals, each reflecting the tournament’s dramatic narrative.
- 23′ – England*: Harry Kane (penalty) – A well‑taken spot‑kick after a handball in the box.
- 67′ – Spain*: Pedri (header) – A cross from Dani Olmo met by Pedri’s deft header.
- 108′ – Spain*: Álvaro Morata (corner) – The winning goal came from a tightly executed corner delivered by Mikel Merino.
Player Performance Highlights
Individual contributions were pivotal, with several players earning praise for their impact.
- Pedri (Spain) – 84 minutes, 2 assists, 1 goal, and a pass completion rate of 92%
