Spain Beat Georgia, to Play Host Germany in Euro 2024 Quarterfinals

Spain’s quest for a fourth European Championship title continued on Sunday as they overcame an early scare to defeat Georgia 4-1 in the last-16 of Euro 2024. Despite falling behind to an own goal from Robin Le Normand, Spain rallied with goals from Rodri, Fabian Ruiz, and Nico Williams, securing a quarter-final clash against Germany.

The match began with Georgia taking a surprising lead in the 18th minute when Le Normand inadvertently turned the ball into his own net. Spain, however, responded swiftly, leveling the score in the 39th minute through Rodri’s strike. The Spanish team, buoyed by their equalizer, continued to press forward and were rewarded with a second goal in the 51st minute when Fabian Ruiz capitalized on a well-worked move.

The second half saw Spain maintain their dominance, and they extended their lead in the 75th minute when Nico Williams found the back of the net. The victory was sealed in the 83rd minute when Dani Olmo added a fourth goal.

Spain’s performance was a testament to their resilience and quality, overcoming an early setback to produce a convincing victory. Their ability to control the game and create scoring opportunities was a key factor in their success. Georgia, despite their spirited effort, struggled to contain Spain’s attacking prowess and were ultimately outclassed.

The result sets up a mouth-watering quarter-final clash between Spain and hosts Germany, promising an exciting encounter between two of the tournament’s favorites. Spain will be looking to build on their impressive performance and continue their quest for European glory, while Germany will be eager to make the most of their home advantage and progress to the semi-finals.