Showdown in Berlin: Spain vs. England for European Glory

Spain and England are set to clash in the European Championship final. Spain aims for a record fourth title with teenage prodigy Lamine Yamal, while England seeks its first major win since 1966. The match will be held at Berlin's Olympiastadion, with Spain considered the stronger team after impressive performances.

Spain and England will face off in the European Championship final on Sunday, capturing global attention with the spotlight on teenage sensation Lamine Yamal and the historic aspirations of both teams.

The highly anticipated match is slated for 9 p.m. local time (1900 GMT) in the iconic Berlin Olympiastadion.

Spain, aiming to secure its fourth European Championship title and first since 2012, has dominated the tournament, defeating Germany and France in the knockout rounds. England, the self-proclaimed birthplace of soccer, seeks to break its title drought since the 1966 World Cup, entering its second consecutive European final after a close loss to Italy three years ago.

While Spain has been unbeaten leading up to the final, England has shown remarkable determination, overcoming deficits in all three knockout-round matches. The 71,000-seat Olympiastadion, a historic venue, adds to the grandeur of this much-anticipated showdown.

(With inputs from agencies.)