Netherlands vs Spain Euro 2024 Tickets

Netherlands and Spain, two European football powerhouses with a history of success in the UEFA European Championships, are set to reignite their rivalry on the big stage. These two nations famously faced off in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final.

There will be plenty of world-class talent on display when the Netherlands and Spain go toe-to-toe. Fans hoping to be at this monumental match can secure their seats with ease on SeatPick, where a range of Netherlands vs Spain tickets are available. Our platform offers a seamless experience, presenting various ticket options to cater to all budgets.

Netherlands and Spain UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Both Holland and Spain have achieved glory in the UEFA European Championships, although each nation has enjoyed varying degrees of success.

The Netherlands clinched their only European Championship title at Euro 1988. Marco van Basten's iconic volley in the final against the Soviet Union is etched in football history. Despite consistently progressing to the knockout stages, the Netherlands have failed to reach another Euro final.

Spain is a dominant force in international football, lifting the European Championship trophy three times - a feat matched only by Germany. Their first triumph came in 1964 and they later won back-to-back titles in 2008 and 2012 . The Spaniards showcased their renowned tiki-taka style, marking a new era in football, conquering European and international football with their remarkable possession-based game.

Netherlands vs Spain Head to Head

Despite their numerous appearances in the competition, the Netherlands and Spain are yet to meet at the UEFA European Championships. They did, however, famously meet at the 2010 FIFA World Cup final in South Africa.

The World Cup final was the two countries first ever meeting at a major tournament and Spain won the showpiece final 1-0, thanks to an extra-time goal from Andres Iniesta. Four years later, at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the Oranje took revenge. They came from 1-0 down to thrash Spain 5-1 in the group stage, with Robin van Persie scoring a memorable flying header.