In terms of the flow of the match, it was also seen that Spain had the ball flowing better with either long or short passes. I see that most of Spain's opportunities are created by building attacks from the middle or behind very beautifully. In contrast to England, which had difficulty penetrating the Spanish defense and ultimately relied on long balls and sprints from the wings. England's goal also came from a shot from outside the penalty box. And another golden opportunity was also created from a dead ball situation. Luckily Olmo was there at the right time and in the right position so Spain managed to keep the score 2-1 until the end of the match. Congratulations to Spain! They really deserve to be champions. And it's a shame that Harry Kane has failed to win a trophy again. As far as I remember, this was Kane's sixth final in the last eight years at various levels of competition and he failed to win a single trophy.
English players actually look better if they are in a situation where they are behind because their play is braver and they are not careful in attacking. It's just that after they managed to catch up, their attitude of being cautious again made England become monotonous.
In the match against Spain, it was actually evident that when England was 1 goal behind Spain, they tried to change the flow and this was visible when Palmer entered the field.
It's just that when they managed to equalize the score, Southgate's mistake was to direct England to play more carefully, even though if they continued to increase the intensity of their attacks, I think the situation would be more different, especially considering the speed of the attacks, England could actually be superior.
Now the results of the match are in and England must accept acceptably that they have to build more chemistry for now.