Editorial: El País

• Spain was crowned European champion after defeating England 2-1, becoming the most awarded team on the continent and winning all matches in the championship.
• Spain's stellar performance served as the best advertisement for an otherwise underwhelming football tournament.
• Young players, Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, drew attention and generated interest in the tournament, countering far-right immigration and racism narratives.
• Spain's game style remained balanced, focusing on vibrant and expansive football.
• The national team's identity was separated from the influence of major clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona.
• Coach Luis de la Fuente has shaped a cohesive team from a core of players from lower divisions.

Conclusion: Spain's success in the tournament can be attributed to the talented team of young players, a balanced gameplay style, and a team-first approach that has overridden influences from bigger clubs. The credit goes to the players and the coach, and their youthfulness bodes well for the future of Spanish football.

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