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Spain Vs England, UEFA Euro 2024 Final: Clubs With Most Player Representation In ENG Vs ESP Title Clash - A Breakdown

Spain lock horns against England in the UEFA Euro 2024 final on Monday, July 15. Ahead of the key clash, here are the list of players from the clubs that have the most representation

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Euro 2024: Spain take on England in the final. Photo: AP/Martin Meissner
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It's the mega showdown between two European giants, England lock horns with Spain at the UEFA Euro 2024 final as we come to a conclusion to the marquee tournament in Germany. (More Football News)

Spain, who have remained unbeaten so far in the tourney, defeated France in the semi-final to become the first side in Euros history to win six on the trot and reach the final.

On the other hand, Gareth Southgate-managed England overcame an early goal from the Netherlands, to beat them 2-1 thanks to an Ollie Watkins goal late on. This is their second consecutive final appearance, after making it to the 2020 Euros, where they went on to lose to Italy in the final at Wembley.

When is the Euro 2024 final?

The Euro 2024 final is scheduled to be played on July 14, 9:00 PM local time (CET); 8:00 PM BST. (July 15, 12:30 AM IST)

Ahead of the ESP Vs ENG, UEFA Euro 2024 Final, here are the clubs with the most player representation -

Arsenal and Manchester City have the highest number of representations (4) at the UEFA Euro 2024 final with England's Aaron Ramsdale, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice and Spanish goalkeeper David Raya.

City is being represented by Rodri (ESP), and Phil Foden, Kyle Walker, John Stones (ENG).

Check the Spain and England full squads here:

England squad -

Player NameClub (Country)No.Pos.
Jordan PickfordEverton (England)1GK
Aaron RamsdaleArsenal (England)13GK
Dean HendersonCrystal Palace (England)23GK
Kyle WalkerManchester City (England)2DF
Luke ShawManchester United (England)3DF
John StonesManchester City (England)5DF
Marc GuehiCrystal Palace (England)6DF
Trent Alexander-ArnoldLiverpool (England)8DF
Kieran TrippierNewcastle United (England)12DF
Ezri KonsaAston Villa (England)14DF
Lewis DunkBrighton & Hove Albion (England)15DF
Joe GomezLiverpool (England)22DF
Declan RiceArsenal (England)4MF
Jude BellinghamReal Madrid (Spain)10MF
Phil FodenManchester City (England)11MF
Conor GallagherChelsea (England)16MF
Cole PalmerChelsea (England)24MF
Adam WhartonCrystal Palace (England)25MF
Kobbie MainooManchester United (England)26MF
Bukayo SakaArsenal (England)7FW
Harry Kane (captain)Bayern Munich (Germany)9FW
Ivan ToneyBrentford (England)17FW
Anthony GordonNewcastle United (England)18FW
Ollie WatkinsAston Villa (England)19FW
Jarrod BowenWest Ham United (England)20FW
Eberechi EzeCrystal Palace (England)21FW

Spain squad -

PlayerClub (Country)No.Pos.
David RayaArsenal (England)1GK
Alex RemiroReal Sociedad (Spain)13GK
Unai SimonAthletic Bilbao (Spain)23GK
Dani CarvajalReal Madrid (Spain)2DF
Robin Le NormandReal Sociedad (Spain)3DF
NachoReal Madrid (Spain)4DF
Daniel VivianAthletic Bilbao (Spain)5DF
Alex GrimaldoBayer Leverkusen (Germany)12DF
Aymeric LaporteAl-Nassr (Saudi Arabia)14DF
Jesus NavasSevilla (Spain)22DF
Marc CucurellaChelsea (England)24DF
Mikel MerinoReal Sociedad (Spain)6MF
Fabian RuizParis Saint-Germain (France)8MF
Alex BaenaVillarreal (Spain)15MF
RodriEngland Manchester City16MF
Martin ZubimendiReal Sociedad (Spain)18MF
PedriBarcelona (Spain)20MF
Fermin LopezBarcelona (Spain)25MF
Alvaro Morata (captain)Atletico Madrid (Spain)7FW
JoseluReal Madrid (Spain)9FW
Dani OlmoRB Leipzig (Germany)10FW
Ferran TorresBarcelona (Spain)11FW
Nico WilliamsAthletic Bilbao (Spain)17FW
Lamine YamalBarcelona (Spain)19FW
Mikel OyarzabalReal Sociedad (Spain)21FW
Ayoze PerezReal Betis (Spain)26FW

Head-to-head History

Spain wins: 10

England wins: 14

Draws: 3