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Event

Portugal vs Spain

Date
Sun 8th June 2025 (UTC)
Sun 8th June 2025 (Local)

Timestamp
2025-06-08T19:00:00

Time

19:00:00 UTC (21:00:00 Local)

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League
UEFA Nations League

Season
2024-2025

Round
200

Status
Match Finished

Location
Munich
Germany
Allianz Arena

19'	Card	Gonçalo Inácio
26'	Goal	Mendes
61'	Goal	Ronaldo
82'	Card	Neto
100'	Card	Mendes
120'	Goal	Neves
120'	Goal	Mendes
120'	Goal	Fernandes
120'	Goal
120'	Goal	Ramos

21'	Goal	Zubimendi
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45'	Goal	Oyarzabal
90'	Card	Normand
100'	Card	Baena
110'	Card	Porro

120'	Goal
120'	Goal	Baena
120'	Goal	Merino

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Home Team Lineup

Silva Attacking Midfield Rafael Le� 74	Fernandes Central Midfield	Vitinha Central Midfield	Dias Centre-Back
Inácio Centre-Back Veiga 74	Ronaldo Centre-Forward Ramos 88	Neves Defensive Midfield Semedo 46	Costa Goalkeeper
Mendes Left-Back	Conceição Right Midfield Neves 46	Neto Right Winger Jota 106

Away Team Lineup

Fabián Central Midfield Merino 75	Pedri Central Midfield 75	Normand Centre-Back	Mingueza Centre-Back Porro 92
Huijsen Centre-Back	Zubimendi Defensive Midfield	Simón Goalkeeper	Oyarzabal Left Wing Morata 111
Cucurella Left-Back	Williams Right Winger Baena 92	Yamal Right Winger Pino 106

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510

812

Passes accurate

441

755

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Description

Portugal and Spain go head-to-head in a classic Iberian showdown for the Nations League crown. Spain, aiming to defend both their 2023 title and Euro 2024 success, arrive with a settled squad under Luis de la Fuente. Expect a midfield trio featuring Zubimendi and Fabián Ruiz, with Oyarzabal set to lead the line and Pedri returning to his preferred playmaking role.

Portugal, coached by Roberto Martínez, impressed in the semis with tactical ingenuity and midfield control. Ronaldo is back to lead their attack, backed by a fluid midfield and the versatility to adjust formation around Spain’s dangerous wingers Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal.

This final promises a tactical stalemate as two of Europe’s strongest midfields battle for dominance. Spain’s unbeaten 19-game streak meets Portugal’s pragmatic and creative approach, with both sides battling for a historic title.

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Result Description
A tense and thrilling final at Munich’s Allianz Arena ended in a 2–2 draw, with Portugal ultimately winning 5–3 on penalties to claim their second UEFA Nations League title, achieving an Iberian double alongside Spain’s Euro 2024 win.

Spain twice took the lead through Martín Zubimendi and Mikel Oyarzabal, only for Portugal’s Nuno Mendes and Cristiano Ronaldo (goal number 138) to keep the score level. The match remained deadlocked after extra time, pushing the outcome to penalties. There, Diogo Costa was the hero with a key save against Morata, and Rúben Neves converted the decisive spot-kick.

Portugal made history by becoming the first nation to win multiple Nations League titles, while Spain’s triplicate ambition—two Nations League trophies and a Euro—fell just short

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