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De la Fuente calls on Spain players to make history in Euros final
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente called on a "brilliant" generation of players to make history for their country in the Euro 2024 final against England on Sunday.
La Roja are aiming to win a record fourth European Championship 12 years after they last lifted the trophy.
With Rodri Hernandez pulling the strings in midfield and explosive young wingers Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams in attack, Spain have been the tournament's great entertainers on the road to Berlin.
"It's a brilliant generation, many of them have come through successful youth levels and that usually bodes well for success," De la Fuente told reporters Saturday.
"We want to start to make history -- and we have made history already in the run to (the final)... I trust in a great future, there's both present and future."
Spain won the 2008 and 2012 Euros and the 2010 World Cup with many star players from Barcelona and Real Madrid, including Andres Iniesta, Xavi Hernandez, Sergio Ramos and David Villa.
The current side has fewer stars but consider that one of their strong points, with the squad on an even footing and "unity" has been a key word among Spain players at the tournament.
Despite Spain shining en route to the final while England have scraped through, De la Fuente said the clash at the Olympiastadion will be "extremely balanced".
"Whichever team manages to impose their strengths, whoever makes less errors (will win)," said the coach.
"But you can win a one-off game, even playing far worse (than your opponent).
"We need to have maximum concentration, not make any mistakes and take advantage of the chances we have -- put them away."
O.Karlsson--AMWN