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[vc_row][vc_column width=”3/4″][vc_column_text]Kick-off: 2000, 27/06/2019
Stadium: Citta del Tricolore
TV: Sky Sports
Spain recovered well from an opening loss to hosts Italy in their European Under-21 Championship pool and have impressed more than France at this tournament.
Les Espoirs were rated a touch fortunate to beat England before scraping past Croatia and drawing against Romania, so they have plenty to prove here.
We prefer to side with La Rojita and 7/10 they advance to the final is our first Spain U21 vs France U21 prediction.
Spain started out strongly versus Italy, leading through Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos as they dominated the early exchanges, only to be undone by a tactical change in that 3-1 defeat.
However, they then struck late on through West Ham new boy Pablo Fornals to edge out Belgium 2-1 and seemed to benefit from that morale booster when thrashing Poland 5-0.
Fornals and Ceballos were again on the scoresheet, along with Mikel Oyarzabal, Fabian Ruiz and Borja Mayoral.
Those last two players highlight the talent in this team, with Ruiz starting 20 Serie A games for Napoli last term and Mayoral impressing in La Liga on loan at Levante from Real Madrid.
Manager Luis de la Fuente led the Under-19s to European Championship glory four years ago and has moulded this bunch into a tight-knit unit.
There have been lots of entertaining contests during this competition, so 333/100 for La Rojita to win and both teams to score stands out from the Spain U21 vs France U21 odds.
France were strongly fancied before a ball was kicked, with the likes of former Celtic striker Moussa Dembele and Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi in their ranks.
However, they were outplayed by England for long periods, before Jonathan Ikone claimed a late leveller and then Aaron Wan-Bissaka put the ball in his own net.
Dembele’s early header proved enough to edge out Croatia, but that was another nervous display at times and little can be gleaned from a tepid 0-0 draw with Croatia which saw both teams progress.
Sylvain Ripoli’s side are well organised but this is the first time France have qualified since 2006 and they have hinted at a lack of genuine self-belief.
Les Espoirs are capable of causing problems up front, but we are going with La Rojita to win 2-1, 3-1 or 4-1 at 19/4 to complete our Spain U21 vs France U21 betting tips.
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Last result:
SPAIN 5-0 Poland – Fornals, Oyarzabal, Ruiz Pena, Ceballos, Mayoral Moya
FRANCE 0-0 Romania
Head-to-head: France 1-1 Spain, France 3-2 Spain, Spain 2-0 France
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