Spain and the Netherlands, two European football giants with a history of success in the UEFA European Championships, are to meet once again on the grand stage. These two nations memorably faced off in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final.
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Spain and Netherlands UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Both nations have tasted success in this tournament, although Spain can boast a record tally of trophies.
The Spanish national team have secured the European Championship trophy three times, a remarkable feat equaled only by Germany. Spain's initial victory came in 1964, and that was later followed by consecutive titles at Euro 2008 and Euro 2012. Their acclaimed tiki-taka style revolutionised football, winning three major international tournaments in a row playing their possession-based tactics.
At Euro 2012, Spain thrashed Italy 4-0 in the final. It was the biggest victory margin in a World Cup or European Championship final.
The Netherlands claimed their lone European Championship title at Euro 1988, best remembered for Marco van Basten's stunning volley in the final against the Soviet Union. Despite consistently making it to the knockout stages, the Netherlands are yet to make a second appearance in a European Championship final.
Spain vs Netherlands Head to Head
Despite their countless tournament appearances, Spain and the Netherlands are yet to meet at the UEFA European Championships. Their first and most famous encounter in a major international tournament took place in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final in South Africa.
In the World Cup final, Spain emerged victorious in a tight contest, securing a 1-0 win with an extra-time goal from Andres Iniesta. Four years later, at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the Netherlands sought retribution. They rallied from a goal down to thrash Spain 5-1 in the group stage, with Robin van Persie scoring a memorable diving header.
