At 00:00 a.m. Beijing time on July 6, the 1|4 finals of this European Cup will stage a much-anticipated pinnacle battle, with the Matador Army Spain facing the Germanic Chariot Germany. For Chinese fans, it was another game worth staying up late to watch.
Spain have the best record in this European Championship, winning four of their first four games without even a draw, showing their super dominance in Europe. The performance of the German team is not bad, with 3 wins and 1 draw in the first 4 games, and it is also undefeated. So, this strong conversation is a bit like an early rehearsal of the European Championship final.
In terms of overall strength, the two teams are indistinguishable between them; However, judging from the past head-to-head records between the two teams, Spain has 4 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses in the last 10 meetings with Germany, which has a great psychological advantage. Therefore, when looking forward to this strong dialogue, the outside world is generally more optimistic about the Matador Legion Spain. Coach Luis de la Fuente will take Spain further in order to lead the team to the next level, and he will naturally play with the strongest squad in his mind against a strong German team.
In the goalkeeper position, of course, it is the main goalkeeper Unai Simon who guards the Spanish goal; At the back, it is no surprise that Luis de la Fuente will continue to play with a solid back four, with Cucurella, Laporte, Lenormand and Carvajal expected to be the top four in the back. Among them, Laporte and Lenormand played as a double center-back combination; Marc Cucurella and Carvajal will play at wing-back, one on the left and one on the right.
In terms of midfield, there is no doubt that the main defender who is responsible for intercepting and tackling in the Spanish midfield will still be Manchester City's iron waist Rodri; Partnering Rodri in a two-man midfield combination should be Fabian Ruiz, who plays for Ligue 1 Paris. In front of the two aces in front of the midfield, it should be Spain's "new white" Pedri who sits in the midfield and strategizes, serving as the offensive commander, threading the needle, passing the ball and feeding the cake, and dominating the frontcourt attack line.
On the forward line, it is not surprising that it will still be the leading striker Morata who charges for Spain in the frontcourt; Alvaro Morata will be surrounded by 16-year-old prodigy Yamal and superstar Nico William. Based on the above analysis, the final expected starting lineup of Spain's 1|4 final against Germany is: Unai Simon; Cucurella, Laporte, Lenormand, Carvajal; Rodri, Fabian Ruiz, Pedri; Nico William, Morata, Yamal