Kick-off on 26.06.25 21:00.

The final of the UEFA Under-19 Championship will take place at Superbet Arena in Bucharest, where Spain will face the Netherlands. The two sides have met twice before in this tournament, both times in the group stage. In Group A of Euro 2013, La Rojita came from behind in the second half to beat the Dutch 3-2 in Alytus, Lithuania. Two years later, they played to a 1-1 draw in Katerini, Greece. They also clashed in the elite round of Euro 2019 qualifying, where La Roja snatched a 1-0 win in the 90th minute in Hardenberg, Netherlands. The only friendly between them came in November 2016 — the Oranje scored just before halftime but lost 1-2 after conceding in stoppage time.

The Spain vs Netherlands final will be streamed live on MEGOGO on June 26, 2025.

La Rojita topped their group with wins over Denmark (1-0), Romania (3-1), and Montenegro (5-0). In the semifinal, Paco Gallardo’s squad defeated Germany 6-5 after extra time in Bucharest. Spain had a chance to win in regular time, but conceded an equalizer in the 99th minute. The teams combined for 57 shots in the match. Real Betis forward Pablo García scored four goals in that thriller. Spain has reached the U-19 Euro final ten times and has only lost once — in 2010.

The Netherlands topped Group B with dominant performances against Germany (3-0), Norway (2-0), and England (4-2). In the semifinals, Peter van der Veen’s team beat hosts Romania 3-1. AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit contributed to five of the Oranje’s goals, while Sparta Rotterdam forward Ayoub Oukhir played a part in three. This marks the Netherlands’ first-ever appearance in the U-19 Euro final. Their previous best finish came in 2017, when they fell to Portugal 0-1 in the semifinals.

How to watch the match on MEGOGO.

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