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Uefa U19s Euros: Spain beat Germany to win final in Wrexham

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Uefa U19s Euros: Spain beat Germany to win final in Wrexham
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Spain defeated Germany 2-0 to win the UEFA Men's Under-19 Championship in Wrexham. This victory marks Spain's 10th title in the tournament and completes a double win alongside their women's team.

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The tournament serves as a key development stage for young international football talent and qualifies teams for the FIFA U20 World Cup.

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Image source, FAW Image caption, Hugo Lopez scored his second goal of the tournament to give Spain the lead

Spain secured the Uefa Men's Under-19 Championship for the 10th time with a 2-0 victory over Germany at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground.

Goals from Hugo Lopez and Mario Rivas saw Spain retain the trophy they claimed in 2024.

Paco Gallardo's side have been the standout side during the eight-team tournament staged over two weeks in north Wales.

They scored scored 19 goals in their five games without conceding a goal.

Germany's Otto Stange was twice denied by goalkeeper Manu Gonzalez while Spain's Daniel Yanez fired a free-kick wide of the post.

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