Spain will play on Friday Stuttgart at home, but will have less support in the stands than its rival. It’s something that has happened in three of the four games he has played in this season. Euro Cup: Croatia, Italy and Albania. This time it is natural, because the rival is the host of the competition: Germany.
But the Spanish team will be supported by the Mercedes Benz Arena as it has never felt so far in the Euro Cup. The team’s performance, led by the impact of the Nico couple Williams-Lamine Yamal, has unleashed absolute madness around the Spanish team. Since Sunday night, requests for tickets to be next to La Roja in the great battle of Stuttgart.
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So far the numbers of Spaniards in the stands since the debut against Croatia in Berlin It reached its limit with 12,000 controlled by the Federation in the match against Albania. That figure is expected to be far exceeded for the clash against the Germans.
The team’s progress has triggered enthusiasm with a team that appeared at the Euro surrounded by skeptics and who, as the days have passed, have been able to make those doubts change their enthusiasm.
Stuttgart
Friday’s match will be the tenth official match that the German team plays in Stuttgart. Of them, he has only failed to win two, both against teams from the Iberian Peninsula, Portugal and Spain.
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On October 16, 1985, the Portuguese were the first country to defeat Germany in a qualifying match. It was on the road to the 1986 World Cup and a goal by Carlos Manuel in the 54th minute achieved something that only England (2001) and Macedonia (2021) have achieved later on a World Cup route.
The other official match in Stuttgart What Die Mannschaft didn’t win in Stuttgart was in the Nations League premiere. And its rival was Spain. A goal of gay on the horn he neutralized the goal scored earlier by Timo Werner.
The Germans, who will be the majority, are warned that their rival does not have sheep’s clothing.
