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News India Live, Digital Desk: Spain on Thursday 2025 UEFA Nations League In the second semi-final of the second semi-finals, a thrilling 5-4 win over France and confirmed it in the final. The match was played at Stuttgart’s MHPArina and saw Spain’s early dominance and France’s strong comeback. The match ended with an exciting exciting match.

However, the French team started the game with aggression, as they maintained the ball control in the initial minutes. Nevertheless, Spain took advantage of its first opportunity in the 22nd minute when Nico Williams gave La Rosa an edge. Three minutes after the first goal, Mikel Merino doubled the edge by heading an exact cross of Danny Karvajal.

The Spanish invasion continued and the 17 -year -old sensation Lamin Yamal converted the penalty into a goal in the 54th minute, in which he became the youngest goalkeeper in the history of the Nations League. A minute later, Pedri scored a fourth goal with a great shot from the edge of the box, leading to France 4–0.

French return

France was able to make a comeback only after a half-time CT, when Killian Mbappe scored a penalty after handball in the Spanish box in the 59th minute. The goal gave some hope to the fans of Les Bless as he saw his star player scoring his first goal. However, Spain took its lead to 5–1 in the 67th minute, when Yamal ended the team’s brilliant performance by scoring his second goal of the night.

In the next few minutes, France returned with dominance and replied with determination, in the 79th minute, Ryan Cherky reduced the difference with curling shot from outside the area. In the 84th minute, Spanish defender Dafender Denny Vivian scored himself, leading to the difference 5-3.

As the game proceeded to end, France intensified its efforts, when Randle Colo Muni put Osman Deambale’s cross from the header in the third minute of the stoppage time, leading to the score of 5-4. Despite heavy pressure in the final moments, Spain’s defense did wonders, as his goalkeeper Uin Simone stood firmly to ensure victory.

The victory has brought Spain to the finals of the Nations League, in which he will face Portugal in Allianz Arena, Munich on Sunday. Portugal defeated Germany 2–1 in the first semi-final on Thursday to secure a place in the final.

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