Fermin Lopez expressed pride in Spain's performance during their challenging Olympic Games semi-final against Morocco, where they secured a 2-1 victory. Soufiane Rahimi initially put Morocco ahead with a penalty in the first half. However, Fermin's second-half efforts, scoring and assisting Juanlu Sanchez, turned the game around.
Fermin Lopez became the youngest player (21 years and 86 days) to both score and assist in a men's Olympic knockout match since Neymar did so against Honduras in 2012. Reflecting on the match, Fermin said, "I'm very happy to be in the final of the Olympics. The team deserved it, now we're thinking about the final."

Spain's journey to the final marks their second consecutive appearance, having won silver in Tokyo after losing 2-1 to Brazil. Fermin believes their resilient second-half display was key to their success. "The game was difficult for us; they were putting a lot of pressure on their fans," he noted.
The Spanish team will face either France or Egypt in the gold-medal match at Parc des Princes on Friday. Fermin remains optimistic about their chances, stating, "I hope I can play in every game. The most important thing is that we have taken a step forward and achieved victory."
Fermin emphasized his commitment to supporting his team regardless of his role. "I always try to help the team, whatever the manager asks of me," he said. His contributions have been crucial as Spain aims for Olympic glory.
The Spanish Football Federation shared a celebratory tweet featuring Fermin and his teammates after their semi-final triumph: "Guardad bien esta foto." This moment captures their collective joy and determination as they prepare for the final showdown.
As Spain gears up for the final match, Fermin remains focused on winning medals and contributing to his team's success. "I'm very happy with our football and I hope we can win all the medals possible," he concluded.
The upcoming gold-medal match promises to be an exciting contest as Spain seeks to build on their impressive performances throughout the tournament.