Spain struck late to win Euro 2024 with a 2-1 victory over England on Sunday in Berlin to capture the trophy for a record fourth time. Real Sociedad striker Mikel Oyarzabal turned home in the 86th minute after Nico Williams sent Spain ahead early in the second half but England substitute Cole Palmer pulled the Three Lions level. England almost equalised at the death but Dani Olmo headed Marc Guehi's effort off the line to safety.

Spain have done it! They are the Euro 2024 champions and history has been made! A massive 4th Euros title for Spain and they are now the most decorated side in the history of the competition. What a moment for the young brigade which has enthralled fans throughout the tournament!

Dani Olmo with a goal-line clearance and this is all going Spain's way! Can England do it or is it just too late?

Mikel Oyarzabal has scored and Spain are ahead with less than 10 minutes to go. Cucurella with the perfect pass and this time, Pickford was beaten and looks like it is not coming home for England this time as well.

If England go on to win the Euro 2024 final, Jordan Pickford will deserve a very high appreciation. Another good shot by Yamal but Pickford has been standing like a brick wall in front of the goal. No going past the England goalkeeper and the score remains 1-1.

Cole Palmer you beauty! Saka made a solid run down the flank and played it to Bellingham who controlled it before setting it up for Palmer. The Chelsea attacker looked ice cool on the occasion and guided it superbly past Unai Simon! This is phenomenal stuff from Palmer.

It was almost 2-0 for Spain and the chance fell to who else but Lamine Yamal. However, his low shot was saved brilliantly by Jordan Pickford and England continue to fight in this game!

Jude Bellingham danced past three defenders including a Carvajal who looked shocked at the skill but the final shot was off target. What a miss and England will rue this miss!

Ollie Watkins comes on for England and that is the end of the road for Harry Kane. Kane was not effective in this game at all and Watkins will be high on confidence after scoring the winner late against Netherlands in semi-finals. Can he do it again?

Nico Williams! Any chance for the youngster and he will be thinking how he does not have a brace in the Euro 2024 final. He found himself in acres of space and his powerful shot missed the target with mere inches!

Another yellow card and it is England's John Stones. An unnecessary tackle on Zubimendi and this is clearly showing their frustration now. England are behind in this game and they are not taking it well. Spain continue to attack with their wingers having a spring in their step.

Nico Williams scores and Spain are ahead! A rapid move from Spain to begin the second half and England are left shellshocked. Yamal managed to provide a good pass inside the box and Nico Williams just had to finish. The youngster made no mistake and Spain are ahead 1-0!

First change for Spain - Zubimendi replaces Rodri! Huge blow to Spain and this is a horrible start for them to the second half.

It is half-time and the scoreline reads 0-0. A half of competitive football from both sides but they did not have a clear cut chance on either end. It has been a story of English grit vs Spanish flair but the opener is still nowhere to be seen.

Phil Foden had the best chance of the half but his shot was just not powerful enough! The free kick fell for Foden but his position was not the best and while stretching, he did unleash a shot but it was not good enough to trouble Unai Simon.

England have been quite impressive while defending and it is a testament to their skill that both Nico and Yamal have found it extremely difficult to produce a clear cut chance. However, the threat continues.

Spain have not left the ball alone for more than 5 seconds in the last few minutes and England are really finding it difficult to control this game. A long range effort from Olmo could not find the target while the wingers have been bombarding the penalty box with crosses.

A yellow card for Dani Olmo and both teams have one booking each in this game. A dangerous tackle resulted in Olmo's boots hitting Rice on the chest and this could have been nasty!

The inclusion of Luke Shaw has really strengthened the English defence and the impact is quite apparent. Shaw has launched quite a few aggressive runs in the final till now and what he has done the best is to control Yamal from controlling that side of the pitch.

First yellow card of the game and it goes to Harry Kane. A double footed challenge on Fabian Ruiz and this was not pretty at all. Big moment in the game!

Lamine Yamal became the youngest male footballer to play in a major international tournament final as the Spaniard is named in the starting lineup of the EURO 2024 final. In the final match of EURO 2024, Spain will take on England at the Olymiastadion Berlin. Currently, Yamal is 17 years and 1 day old and has surpassed legendary footballer Pele's record of being the youngest male player to play in a major international tournament final. In 1958, Pele featured in the World Cup final, when Brazil beat Sweden 5-2 in Stockholm to get hold of the prestigious trophy. He scored two goals in that final against Sweden.

Spain have been the dominant side in this game but the two good chances actually fell for England. A long range effort from Declan Rice was blocked valiantly by the defender while Phil Foden was unable to control a solid cross from Bukayo Saka.

While Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden both came into the tournament with sterling performances for Real Madrid and Manchester City respectively, their positions have been changed in this England team and that has really not helped matters. Both have looked a bit confused at times and that has been a major problem for Gareth Southgate.

Finally a positive move from England after prolonged phase of Spanish domination but it ends with a somewhat rash tackle on Declan Rice. The resulting free-kick, however, was completely wasted as a cheap foul brought the move to an end.

It has been a tournament to remember for Nico Williams. His rapid pace has made him a menace for defenders and once again, he was able to win the first corner of the game. However, the delivery was not that great and a chance wasted by Spain.

The match is underway and with Luke Shaw operating on the same side, it will not be smooth sailing for Yamal. Early tackles from England and Spain are concentrating on easy build-ups down the middle.

Time for the match to begin and we are at the end of a tournament which produced some brilliant performances. England left it late on some occasions to find the winning goal while Spain have been most dominant. However, on this day, it is anybody's game!

The two teams are out in the middle and it is time for the national anthems. We are just minutes away from the match and this is anybody's game considering the amount of talent on both ends.

Meduza, OneRepublic and Leony perform the official song of the competition "Fire". Fireworks fill the stadium and the teams are coming out for the game. We are minutes away and this is going to be a massive encounter.

It is time for the festivities and the close ceremony is underway. Fireworks display with hundreds of participants on the field performing in a choreographed show.

Spain are clear favourites when it comes to bookmakers. However, with England coming up with some tremendous performances late in the games, they remain a massive threat.

Despite his evident riches in the tournament, why is Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has not been able to play Lamine Yamal for a full game during this tournament?

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It has been a topsy turvy journey for Jude Bellingham in Euro 2024 till now. A solid start announced his arrival on the global stage but confusion over his position and changes in playing style has resulted in the youngster underperforming as per his own standards.

Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal, who turned 17 yesterday, became the youngest player to ever score at a Euros in La Roja's 2-1 semi-final win over France.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente makes two changes as Robin Le Normand and Dani Carvajal return from suspension in place of Nacho and Jesus Navas.

Unai Simon; Dani Carvajal, Robin Le Normand, Aymeric Laporte, Marc Cucurella; Rodri, Fabian Ruiz; Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo, Nico Williams; Alvaro Morata (capt)

Luke Shaw was handed his first start since February as England manager Gareth Southgate made just one change for Sunday's Euro 2024 final against Spain in Berlin. The Manchester United left-back has only recently returned to fitness after a long spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury but has appeared as a substitute in the quarter and semi-finals. Shaw replaces Kieran Tripper and has the unenviable task of stopping Spain's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal.

Jordan Pickford; Kyle Walker, John Stones, Marc Guehi; Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Kobbie Mainoo, Luke Shaw; Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden; Harry Kane (capt)

Time to shine#EURO2024 | #ESPENG pic.twitter.com/RcMYu1yyTD

— UEFA EURO 2024 (@EURO2024) July 14, 2024

Euro 2024 has been a story of true Spanish domination with young stars like Lamine Yamal and Dani Olmo showing the world what they are capable of. Couple of close encounters but they will certainly enter the game as England as favourites.

Hello and welcome to the LIVE coverage of the Euro 2024 final match between Spain and England. A true clash of titans. Will Spain add to their illustrious tally or is it  finally coming home for England?