Spain vs Germany Euro 2024 Tickets

Spain and Germany are two European footballing powerhouses with a rich history in the UEFA European Championships. As past champions and consistent contenders, these two nations will both have their eyes on glory.

The impending showdown between Spain and Germany in the UEFA European Championships is one of the most anticipated matches of the tournament. Fans will be desperate to secure their seats, but buying Spain vs Germany tickets is a breeze via SeatPick. We offer a diverse range of secure and affordable ticket options for every European Championship match.

Spain and Germany UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Spain and Germany are the two most successful nations in the history of the European Championships. They’ve each won the trophy on three separate occasions.

Spain first claimed victory at Euro 1964, beating the Soviet Union in the final. Almost half a century later, they won back-to-back European Championships in 2008 and 2012. Their unique brand of “tiki-taka” football dominated international football in these years.

At Euro 2020, Spain fought their way to the semi-finals, but were denied a fifth appearance in a Euro final by Italy, losing to the Azzurri on penalties.

On the other side of the pitch stands Germany, another dominant force with a rich tradition in the European Championships. They achieved their triumphs in 1972, 1980, and 1996, beating the Soviet Union, Belgium, and the Czech Republic in the showpiece finals.

Germany have consistently reached the knockout stages in recent years, but their fans still await a record fourth European Championship trophy.

Spain vs Germany Head to Head

Spain and Germany’s most famous meeting at a European Championship undoubtedly came at Euro 2008. The two nations met in the final and Fernando Torres was the match-winner, scoring the only goal in a 1-0 Spain victory.

Their two previous meetings at the European Championships came in the group stages at Euro 1984 and Euro 1988. Eventual champions Spain beat the Germans 1-0 in 1984, but they were beaten 2-0 by Die Mannschaft four years later.