Spain vs France Euro 2028 Tickets

Spain and France are set for an electrifying clash in the UEFA European Championships. Both countries boast an illustrious past in the tournament and promise to deliver an exhibition of extraordinary talent and tactics on the pitch.

The upcoming Spain v France match is expected to draw an enormous crowd. Fans anticipating this monumental showdown can secure Spain vs France tickets with just a few clicks on SeatPick. We source our tickets from a variety of trusted sellers, offering fans a huge inventory of secure European Championship ticket options.

Spain and France UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Spain and France jointly boast a collection of five European Championship trophies. France have won two, while Spain top the charts with three.

Alongside Germany, Spain stands as one of only two nations that have surpassed France’s record of two European Championship victories.

Their first victory dates back to 1964, when they beat the Soviet Union in the final. Spain's era of "tiki-taka" football dominated the global game as they secured consecutive European Championship triumphs in 2008 and 2012, as well as the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Spain beat Italy 4-0 in the Euro 2012 final, which stands as the biggest ever victory margin in any major international final.

France can proudly look back upon two significant triumphs in this esteemed competition. Their initial success came on home soil in 1984 when Michel Platini's brilliant performances inspired them to victory. Subsequently, Zinedine Zidane steered the team to glory at Euro 2000, beating Italy after extra-time in the final.

Spain vs France Head to Head

The Euro 1984 final witnessed a monumental clash between Spain and France at the Parc des Princes in Paris. Michel Platini and Bruno Bellone’s second-half goals led Les Bleus to a historic 2-0 victory.

Spain secured their first victory over France in the European Championships at the fourth attempt. They were unstoppable at Euro 2012 and beat France 2-0 in the quarter-finals. Xabi Alonso, the talented midfielder, scored a brace to propel Spain towards their third European Championship trophy.