Spain’s journey in Euro 2024 continued with a solid 4-1 victory over debutants Georgia after an initial setback, setting the stage for a mouthwatering quarter-final showdown against hosts Germany.

Georgia’s Early Surprise

In a lively encounter at Cologne Stadium, Georgia shocked Spain by taking the lead in the 18th minute. Robin le Normand’s own goal from Otar Kakabadze’s cross silenced the Spanish fans momentarily.

Spain’s Resilient Response

Spain didn’t panic and soon leveled the score through Rodri’s well-placed shot into the bottom corner. From there, they never looked back.

After the break, Spain turned up the heat. Fabian Ruiz nodded in a cross from youngster Lamine Yamal to put Spain ahead. Nico Williams added a powerful strike, and Dani Olmo finished off a well-worked move to seal the victory.

Georgia’s Effort

Despite the loss, Georgia impressed with their fearless approach. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s chip from midfield narrowly missed, showing their ambition and skill. Goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili’s heroics kept his side in contention until Spain’s relentless pressure finally broke through.

Looking Ahead to Germany

With a flawless record in the group stages, Spain‘s confidence remains sky-high as they prepare to face Germany in the quarter-finals. Manager Luis de la Fuente expressed his team’s readiness for the challenge, emphasizing their ambition to win rather than merely perform well.

Georgia’s Farewell

Despite their elimination, Georgia leaves Euro 2024 with heads held high. Manager Willy Sagnol praised his team’s progress and bravery throughout the tournament, highlighting their potential to return stronger in future competitions.

As Spain prepare to face Germany, the clash promises to be a spectacle of European football, pitting two powerhouses against each other in what could be a clash for the ages.

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