Euro 2024: Spain Coach Hails Historymakers After Final Win Madrid, Spain – Spain’s coach, Luis Enrique, has lauded his team as historymakers after their thrilling victory in the Euro 2024 final. In a nail-biting match at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Spain emerged victorious over England through a penalty shootout. After a 1-1 draw in regulation and extra time, Spain’s goalkeeper, Unai Simón, became the hero by saving two English penalties. Enrique, who guided Spain to their first major title since 2012, was overwhelmed with emotion after the final whistle. “This is an incredible achievement for this team,” he said. “They have worked tirelessly, and they deserve every bit of this success.” The coach praised his players’ resilience and determination throughout the tournament. “We faced some tough challenges along the way, but we never gave up,” he said. “This victory is a testament to their character and their belief in themselves.” Enrique also singled out the contributions of Pedri and Gavi, the young midfielders who have become key players for Spain. “They are incredible talents,” he said. “They have a bright future ahead of them, and they will play a major role in Spain’s success for years to come.” Spain’s victory marks a return to dominance for the nation that once ruled international football. With a young and talented squad, the future looks bright for the Spanish team. Enrique believes that this triumph can inspire a new generation of Spanish players. “We have set a new standard for Spanish football,” he said. “It is now up to the next generation to build on this success and create a lasting legacy for our country.” As Spain celebrates their Euro 2024 victory, the coach and his players will be hailed as heroes. They have written their names into the history books and given the nation a reason to be proud.Spain celebrated an unprecedented fourth European Championship title on Sunday with a thrilling 2-1 win over England in Berlin.Spain celebrated an unprecedented fourth European Championship title on Sunday with a thrilling 2-1 win over England in Berlin. Coach Luis de la Fuente praised his “historymakers” and predicted even greater things to come after they became the first nation to lift the trophy four times. Mikel Oyarzabal’s 86th-minute strike sealed victory after Cole Palmer had canceled out Nico Williams’ opener, securing Spain’s seventh straight win of the tournament without the need for penalties. Spain shattered the previous tournament record by scoring 15 goals en route to the title, defeating holders Italy, hosts Germany, and pre-tournament favorites France and England along the way. “We have beaten four past World Cup winners,” said midfielder Rodri, who was named Player of the Tournament. “The mentality of this team is incredible.” De la Fuente thanked his players for their unwavering belief in him, even after a defeat to Scotland in 2023 raised questions about his future. “They have been infallible for a year and a half,” he said. “I was always sure that they believed in me.” Spain’s success was built on a more direct style of play, with Williams and Lamine Yamal providing pace and danger on the wings. “We have caught up with the demands of modern football,” said De la Fuente. “I think it was time (to make a change).” As Spain returned to Madrid on Monday, an open-top bus tour through the city ended at Cibeles Palace, where thousands of fans gathered to celebrate the historic victory. “It’s a day to celebrate,” said De la Fuente. “No employer will be upset in the morning because they will be celebrating as well.”Spain coach Jorge Vilda hailed his history-making players after they clinched their first major title with a 2-1 victory over England in the final of Euro 2024. La Roja came from behind to triumph in Utrecht thanks to a stunning second-half brace from substitute Alba Redondo. It was a remarkable achievement for a team that had never reached the final of a major tournament before. Vilda hailed his players for their determination and resilience. “This is an incredible moment for these players and for Spanish football,” he said. “They have made history tonight and they deserve all the credit. “We went behind but we never gave up. We showed great character and spirit to come back and win.” Spain’s victory was celebrated by thousands of fans in the streets of Madrid. The team arrived home to a hero’s welcome, with hundreds of supporters lining the streets to greet them. “It’s amazing to see how much this means to the people of Spain,” Vilda said. “We are so proud to have brought this trophy home.”