Euro 2024 Final: Four Things Spain must do to win the Euros

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Spain is on the brink of making history by potentially becoming the first team to clinch the European Championship for a record fourth time as they take on England in the Euro 2024 final.

Their journey to the final has been nothing short of impressive, with victories over Croatia, Italy, Albania, Georgia, Germany, and France. To secure their fourth title, Spain must focus on four key strategies.

Formation and Tactical Adjustments

Spain began their campaign with a 4-3-3 formation but switched to a 4-2-3-1 after Pedri's injury. This change has made them more potent offensively. Dani Olmo has thrived in the number 10 role, contributing goals in each knockout game. His presence has added fluidity to Spain's attacks. Also the two midfielders as Rodri and Fabian Ruiz has also worked wonders for La Furia Roja.

Start Nacho Fernandez at Defence

Starting Nacho in defence is essential for Spain's success. His big-match experience can provide stability at the back. Partnering him with Aymeric Laporte could strengthen Spain's defensive line against England's attack.

Spain's journey through the tournament has showcased their dominance and adaptability. Winning all six matches highlights their strength and determination to make history once again.

Keep Dani Olmo as No. 10

Dani Olmo's performance as the attacking midfielder has been crucial for Spain. His late runs into the box have troubled opponents, resulting in three goals and two assists so far. His ability to create scoring opportunities will be vital against England and Luis de la Fuente must keep him at that position.

Start Ferran Torres for Alvaro Morata

Ferran Torres gives Spain a much more dynamic option up front. Either Torres can play on the left, making Nico Williams the striker, or the Barcelona man can be used as no. 9. Morata has been mostly disappointing in the Euros and probably needs to be benched in the final. Torres' pace and his ability to play both a striker and winger can be a huge boost for Spain against the English defenders.

Spain's potential fourth European Championship title is within reach if they execute their strategies effectively. The combination of experienced defenders like Nacho Fernandez and dynamic attackers like Dani Olmo could lead them to victory. But youngster Lamine Yamal can make a massive impact as well.