Finland U21 v Spain U21 Live

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Every two years the UEFA Under 21 Championship takes place between football nations, with the Italians normally dominating the championship. These defending World Cup winners have take the Under 21 five different times. With two wins each are England, Spain, the former Soviet Union and the Netherlands. Monday is a tournament between Finland and Spain in what will be their final group match-up of this season and it will be held at the Gamla Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg. Your in the right place for all of this exciting football action right here on oleolefootball.watchlive.net.

Finland has already lost its place in the tournament, after two successive losses. One of those was to England and one to Germany. In the Germany game, the Finns were able to hold off Germany for the first fifty minutes or so, but then their defense seemed to crumble in the second half and the Germans scored twice in less than five minutes. Those goals, made by Benekikt Howedes and Ashkan Dejegah were able to put Germany in the semis. Markku Kanerva was upset by the result against Germany and said that his team will need to defend better from set-pieces if they want to have a victory against Spain in their final game of the season.

Spain is suffering from a bout of depression as well, having just lost against England on Thursday. The game ended 2-0, and while Spain had been favorites to win that game they weren't able to get up the momentum to do so. This took a toll, as it seriously hurt their tournament standings and will make it more difficult to make it to the finals. Goalkeeper Asenjo was responsible for the saves that kept the point spread from being higher than the 2-0 to ended on, but wasn't able to stop the attacks from Fraizer Campbell and James Milner.

Juan Ramon Lopez Caro, coach of the Spain Team is hoping that they will be able to get a big win against Finland on Monday. If they do that, and if Germany isn't able to stand up to England then Spain may have a chance to advance further. Don't miss Finland and Spain on Monday, May 22^nd. Get your membership by clicking on the links on this page and you'll have access to our network of live feeds and streams, the highest quality available on the Web. Get your year-long membership today!