Spain U19 will take on Germany U19 at Arcul de Triumf Stadium in Bucharest, Romania, on June 23, 2025, in the UEFA European Under-19 Championship semi-final at 15:00 UTC. Spain come off a dominant group stage, while Germany aim to upset the favorites after a resilient but inconsistent campaign.

Spain U19 vs Germany U19 Key Stats & Trends

Spain U19 have won all 3 of their group stage matches in the tournament.

Spain average 3.0 goals scored and 0.4 conceded per game.

José Lana’s side have kept clean sheets in 2 of their 3games.

Germany U19 have won 1, drawn 1, and lost 1 of their group stage matches.

Germany average 1.4 goals scored and 1.8 conceded per game.

Christian Wück’s team have scored in all 3 of their tournament matches.

Spain U19 vs Germany U19 Recent Form

Spain U19 have been ruthless in the UEFA U19 Championship, topping Group A with a perfect record. They secured a 1-0 win over Denmark, a 3-1 victory against Romania, and a 5-0 thrashing of Montenegro. With nine goals scored and just one conceded, Spain’s balanced squad, led by a solid defense and clinical attack, makes them strong contenders for the title. Their high pressing and quick transitions have overwhelmed opponents.

Germany U19, meanwhile, scraped through Group B in second place. They started with a 3-0 defeat to the Netherlands, followed by a chaotic 5-5 draw against England, and a dramatic 2-1 win over Norway with late goals. Despite scoring seven goals, Germany’s defense has been shaky, conceding nine in three games. Said El Mala’s three goals have been crucial, but they’ll need a more disciplined performance to challenge Spain.

Form:

Spain U19: W-W-W

Germany U19: W-D-L

Predicted Line-ups

Germany U19 possible line-up: Helde; Kabar, Wurm, Herwerth, Bulut; Osawe, Wätjen; Brunner, Ouédraogo, El Mala; Moerstedt

Spain U19 possible line-up: Jiménez ; Muñoz, Cuenca, Martín, Olmedo; Junyent, Merino, Monserrate; Cordero, Janneh, Garcia

Players to Watch: Iker Bravo – Said El Mala

Iker Bravo is Spain’s standout attacker, combining pace, dribbling, and clinical finishing. The 19-year-old has scored twice in the tournament and will look to exploit Germany’s vulnerable defense with his movement and creativity.

For Germany, Said El Mala is the danger man. The 18-year-old forward’s three goals in the group stage highlight his ability to produce moments of magic, and he’ll be crucial if Germany are to pull off an upset.