England suffer a heartbreaking loss to Spain in the Euro 2024 final, falling just short despite Cole Palmer’s valiant effort.

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By Milo Pope

Published: 18:08 EDT, July 14, 2024 | Updated: 20:07 EDT, July 14, 2024

England’s quest for European glory fell just short as they suffered a 2-1 defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final. Despite a late goal from Cole Palmer, the Three Lions were unable to overcome the Spaniards in Berlin on Sunday night.

Reflecting on the match, Gary Neville described the loss as a “never-ending story where we just can’t seem to get over the line.” He acknowledged that Spain’s dominance and possession-based style proved too much for England, leaving their players exhausted and ultimately falling short once again on the biggest stage.

Neville expressed his disappointment in England’s performance against Spain

England’s defeat left the team and fans devastated

Neville’s sentiments were echoed by Roy Keane, who acknowledged the efforts of England’s young players but ultimately concluded that the team lacked the necessary quality to overcome a strong Spanish side. “In sport, you have to step back and be humble,” Keane remarked.

England’s defeat marked yet another heart-wrenching chapter in their pursuit of international glory. As the team and fans alike grapple with the disappointment, the question lingers: How long can this go on?