However, the evening started well for the Ukrainians. Artem Bondarenko opened the score after thirteen minutes on a pass from Mudryk, Chelsea’s expensive bird.
They couldn’t enjoy that lead for long. Four minutes later Abel Ruiz (Braga) scored the equalizer, another seven minutes later Spain took the lead thanks to a goal from Oihan Sancet.
After the break, Real Madrid goldcrest Antonio Blanco further extended the lead to 3-1, Aimar Oroz (Osasuna) took away the last doubts with the fourth Spanish goal after 68 minutes.
Twelve minutes before the end of regular playing time, Sergio Gomez, an old acquaintance of Anderlecht and now at Manchester City, put the 5-1 final score on the scoreboard.
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A first golden opportunity to get rid of the pressure: missed. Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forrest) missed an early gift from eleven meters in the 17th minute.
Fortunately for England, they single-handedly corrected that mistake with the opening goal in the 42nd minute against Israel.
Cole Palmer (Manchester City) finally put the game in a decisive fold after the hour and substitute Cameron Archer (Aston Villa) determined the final score in the final minute.
The U21 of Israel – coached by former Standard coach Guy Luzon – cannot stunt against the boys from the Premier League. They made it to the last four by knocking co-organizer and co-executor of the Belgians Georgia out of the tournament in the quarter-finals on penalties.
Spain will now have to move, as the final will be played on Saturday at the Batumi Stadium in Georgia.
Sporza will broadcast the final of the European Championship for U23 on Saturday. Watch Canvas from 5.50 pm or follow the apotheosis of the tournament via the live stream in our app.
2023-07-05 21:34:00
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