Comments and predictions for U19 Spain vs U19 Netherlands: The king falls

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Despite conceding five goals in the semi-finals, Spain coach Paco Gallardo is likely to still trust his back four of Alexis Olmedo, Jon Martin, Andres Cuenca and Daniel Munoz.

Barcelona's Marques is competing for a starting spot after coming off the bench and scoring in Sunday's win over Germany.

Spain are likely to keep their attacking trio of Garcia, Omar Janneh and Antonio Cordero, although Cordero is under pressure from Virgili.

On the Netherlands side, coach Martijn Reuser will likely keep the same starting lineup in the overwhelming victory against Romania.

Smit continued to be a major threat from midfield, scoring in all four games on the Netherlands' journey to the final.

Konadu will be aiming to score for the third consecutive game as he partners Ayoub Oufkir and Aymen Sliti up front.

Expected lineup for Spain U19 vs Netherlands U19 latest

Spain U19:

Jimenez; Olmedo, Martin, Cuenca, Munoz; Marcos, Merino, Monserrate; Garcia, Janneh, Cordero

Netherlands U19:

Heerkens; Read, Ugwu, Janse, Djikstra; Verkuijl, Smit, Land; Oufkir, Sliti, Konadu

Latest football commentary on Spain U19 vs Netherlands U19

Spain have a rich history in this tournament, having won the European Under-19 Championship nine times, including last year's title in Northern Ireland.

They are now just one game away from the trophy, having successfully overcome their opponents to reach the final in Bucharest.

La Rojita started the tournament with a narrow 1-0 win over Denmark, before beating Romania and Montenegro by a comfortable margin to top Group A with a perfect record.

Spain had a more difficult time in their dramatic semi-final against Germany, where Real Betis' Pablo Garcia scored a second-half hat-trick, including goals in the 91st and 93rd minutes, to give the home side a 3-2 lead, but a late own goal sent the game into extra time.

Tomas Marques and Jan Virgili scored while Max Moerstedt scored twice for Germany to make it 5-5. Garcia then scored the fourth goal of the match to seal a stunning 6-5 win and send Spain into the final, extending their unbeaten run to eight games.

The current generation of young players can take inspiration from the fact that Spain have won all five of their last finals since losing 2-1 to France at the 2010 European Under-19 Championship.

The Netherlands are on the brink of history as they aim for their first ever European U19 championship.

Their previous best performance was in 2017, when they reached the semi-finals and lost narrowly to Portugal.

This time, the team from the land of tulips will have their first final match, after showing impressive form in the group stage and continuing to play well in the semi-final against the host team Romania.

After beating Germany 3-0, the Netherlands continued to beat Norway 2-0 and England 4-2 to win Group B with a perfect record.

Ajax's Don-Angelo Konadu opened the scoring in Monday's semi-final, before AZ Alkmaar's Kees Smit scored twice to give the hosts a three-goal lead. Although Barbu pulled Romania back, the Netherlands held on and cruised to a convincing final.

More impressively, the Netherlands have won eight of their last nine games (drawing one), since their most recent defeat to Portugal in October.

Latest score prediction for U19 Spain vs U19 Netherlands

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Spain U19 vs Netherlands U19as follows:

• Sportsmole:Spain U19 1-2 Netherlands U19

• WhoScore:Spain U19 2-1 Netherlands U19
• Our newspaper predicts:Spain U19 2-3 ​​Netherlands U19

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