Finalissima 2025: As of right now, Spain stands as the most successful team in the history of the European Championship and is the first to win the competition by defeating every team in the competition, including Germany, France, England, Croatia, Italy, and Albania. And there’s more to be gained from this accomplishment.
Spain and England faced off in the Euro 24 final on Sunday, not only for the continental cup and its associated status but also for a lesser-known award. The match’s victor earned a place in the Finalissima, an event scheduled for 2025.
The squad that wins the European Championship plays against the champion of the Copa América in a match known as the Finalissima. Argentina will try to hold onto the Finalissima title that they previously won over Italy in addition to their regain of the American tournament crown.
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This event is a result of an agreement between UEFA and CONMEBOL, which has expanded their partnership to include joint projects. In addition to technical instruction exchanged, this cooperation extends to women’s football, futsal, youth divisions, and even the exchange of referees (which took place in both leagues).
As of now, the 2025 Finalissima has no set date. Given that the last edition took place in London in June 2022, the following one is probably going to take place in June or July 2025. Additionally, the location of the event has not yet been selected.
The first edition of the competition took place in 1985, pitting Uruguay, the 1983 Copa América champion, against France, the 1984 European Championship victor. The French emerged victorious in the contest, 2-0.
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The competition wasn’t held again until 1993, when it was renamed Copa Artemio Franchi, following that first edition. That year, Argentina played Denmark in a match that ended in a defeat for Europe, despite a certain Diego Maradona leading his team to victory. Argentina defeated Italy in the 2022 Finalissima to reclaim the title.
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