Spain aims to capture its sixth title in this competition, a milestone that would add another chapter to its rich history in the European Under-21 Championship.
The season may have wrapped up for club soccer, yet the flow of football remains steady. Fans can watch the European Under-21 Championship live as Spain competes in Group B, challenging Croatia, Romania and Ukraine for progress to the knockout stages.
Watch along as the Spain Sub-21 team faces Ukraine Sub-21 in the continental tournament, with the semi-final stage potentially in reach for the young Spaniards.
What to expect from Santi Denia and his squad? The coach, who leads the promising generation, will guide the players with the aim of advancing deep into the tournament, a feat Spain has achieved five times, tying Italy for the most titles in the competition’s history.
Who is Santi Denia, the coach of Spain Under-21
Where to watch all matches of the European Under-21 Championship live: television and streaming options
In Spain, the broadcasting rights for the recent edition of the European Under-21 Championship are held by RTVE, which provides full coverage on national platforms including La 1 and Teledeporte, with streaming available as well. Additionally, ProSieben MAXX (M+ Astra) offers access to matches not featuring La Rojita.
Spain’s Schedule and Grouping in the European Under-21 Championship
The Spain national team is placed in Group B, sharing the pool with Romania, Ukraine and Croatia. The schedule unfolds as follows:
Wednesday, June 21
Romania vs Spain (20:45, Steaua Stadium, Bucharest)
Saturday, June 24
Spain vs Croatia (20:45, Giulești Stadium, Bucharest)
Thursday, June 27
Spain vs Ukraine (20:45, Giulești Stadium, Bucharest)
ALL GROUPS OF THE EUROPEAN UNDER-21 CHAMPIONSHIP
The 16 qualified teams were split into four groups of four, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the quarter-finals.
- Group A: Georgia, Portugal, Belgium and the Netherlands
- Group B: Romania, Spain, Ukraine and Croatia
- Group C: Czech Republic, England, Germany and Israel
- Group D: Norway, Switzerland, France and Italy
This overview reflects the competitive landscape of the tournament, highlighting the depth of talent across Europe and the ongoing pursuit of youth excellence on the continental stage.