Final Euro Anglo-Spaniard | MISC | | Writer La Roja

Final Euro Anglo-Spaniard in Berlin

I was born in Madrid, the son of a Spanish mother and British father, educated in England, but raised bilingtual and in continuous exchange between the two countries that I inherited. I am an Anglo-Spaniard in Heart and Soul, my loyalty in terms of football is never determined by national prejudice but by my love for the game that is played in the best conditions, with desires, beauty, and politeness.

Of course, as a fan of Anglo-Spanish football, I can’t hope for a better main international final. Spain has shown himself the best of the tournament so far, winning all the games, with the style and commitment of his creativity to the ball, and goals scored unmatched, no exception goals in the semifinals. Against France by sixteen -year -old FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal.

I was in Madrid on Tuesday, in a bar that was mostly filled with Real Madrid fans, put aside their club prejudice and celebrated the rites of transition to become this international star Barca Teenagers whose pictures as babies with a adult Messi who smiled in 2008 became viral on social media this week.

The following night, I witnessed England to beat the Dutch. This time I took refuge in the safety and comfort of my Madrid hotel room, before opening my balcony with the singing of a group of drunken British tourists chanting the song Praise to be destroyed and dreams since England last won the big-final international soccer tournament in Wembley-fifty years ago, ‘Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home Home, Home, Home.

Britain has become what they are able to, after performing poorly through the initial match of the Euro 2024 tournament. Almost full time against the Dutch team on Wednesday, the winning goal by Aston Villa, Ollie Watkins, ordered a place in soccer in the British folklore, underlines the resilience and ability of the British to recover from the future disasters.

Before that, there was Jude Belllingham who after failing to imitate his best form, produced 95 amazing^Th The goal kicking a minute bicycle, equalizing in the quarter -finals when England was only a few seconds from defeat, before continuing to defeat Slovakia in extra time.

Belllingham is with the British team and has not owed its international fame to play for the Spanish champion and European club Real Madrid symbolizes cultural and quality fluidity that will win despite the nationalist intentional instinct on Sunday.

Among the Bellingham English team colleagues are Declan Rice and Bukayo Saha from Arsenal, and John Stones, Kyle Walker, and Phil Foden from Manchester City, who are at the club level between them playing for the two best managers in the Premier League, Mikel Arsenal Arteta and Manchester City, Bothiola, Bothiola, Both, Bothiola, Bothiola. Meanwhile, Spain has a replacement goalkeeper, David Raya, and among Manchester City’s first choice players Rodri, and Marc Cucurella from Chelsea.

Both Spanish and England utilize the quality of players in their respective national leagues, the best in Europe, and the history of long and proud football, with the English founder of the game, and the Spaniards submitted their own claims to supremate in the game they found thanks to English but what they had developed in their own creative way.

All of the above certainly will not reduce the fact that support for one team or another on Sundays will be divided inside and outside the national border, but cultural symbiosis will be more than proven, showing the extent to which national identity in football is not required one of the fear that is triggered by history, mythology, and politics.

Both the British and Spanish must face the nature of the toxic racism in their football, as a result of attitudes in politics and society in general. Human empathy – is expressed as a tribute to racial diversity and trust in football capacity to restore the nation’s trust in itself as a decent society with a sense of goodness – has become the heart of the English team formed by Gareth Southgate. All except the three first choice players came from the background of the immigrant family, who had maintained their integrity despite being victims of racial harassment.

Conversely, the fact that the Spanish national team shows, like the Spanish clubs, which are less than racial mixtures, is a reflection of people who are less multi-racial than in England. But two Spanish star players Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams owe their identity to be born in Spain for immigrant parents in the regions, Basque and Catalonia countries, with their own strong cultural sentiments.

TThe height of the heir for heroes among Spanish fans from various clubs and political prejudice during the tournament is further reminder that football has the capacity to build a human bridge.

I hope that the best team wins on Sundays even if I suspect that the results of the match will determine which from the two countries that will feel a greater national joy and gather together, something needed by the British and Spain in almost the same size.

Ahead of the Anglo-Spanish match, I asked my good friend and spiritual advisor, FR Shaun Middleton-a Welshman-how I should see my own feelings as an Anglo-Spaniard. The answer came back: “Rejoicing with the winners, empathizing with the losers and grateful to the sportsmanship of the game.” Amin for that.