Spain U-19 crowned European champions for record tenth time after flawless defensive campaign

Spain's Under-19 side made history at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham by securing their tenth European Championship title — and they did it without conceding a single goal across the entire tournament. Paco Gallardo's team faced Germany in the final and took control late in the first half. Villarreal left winger Ugo López broke the deadlock in the 44th minute, and Real Madrid center-back Mario Rivas doubled the lead just after the restart. The 2-0 scoreline held, as Spain's defense remained impenetrable. No team had ever won the U-19 Euros with a perfect defensive record. Spain's overall goal tally for the competition stands at an astounding 19 goals scored and zero conceded. This tenth title extends their own record as the most successful nation in the tournament's history. Final: Spain U-19 2-0 Germany U-19 Goals: U. López 44, M. Rivas 48 Lineups: Spain U-19: M. González — Fortea, M. Rivas, Cuenca, Salinas — Junyent (Antañón 73), Espart (Zarate 73), Pitarche (A. Rodríguez 88) — D. Yáñez (Diallo 64), U. López (Esteban 64), Morante Germany U-19: Gelstern — Nink (Engelns 64), Schmetgens, Erlein, Pinto Pedroza — Calbreth, Chatovich, Mamuza Lum — Reimers (Fields 59), Onyeka, Stange (Poller 64) Bookings: Espart, Antañón — Fields