🎥 5 legendary goals from France v Spain 🔥 | OneFootball

There have been some bangers.

This Thursday evening, after a crazy match, France was defeated (5-4) by La Roja in the semi-final of the Nations League. Nevertheless, over the years, this fixture has become a classic of international football and has often offered us memorable goals.

On this occasion, OneFootball invites you to revisit the most striking goals of this confrontation.

5️⃣ - Zinédine Zidane (2000)

We start gently with this magnificent free-kick by Zinédine Zidane against Spain in the quarter-final of Euro 2000.

4️⃣ - Franck Ribéry (2006)

The birth of Franck Ribéry took place on a June evening in 2006 in Hanover. Perfectly launched by Patrick Vieira, the winger went on to score a goal at least as iconic as the commentary by Thierry Gilardi that accompanied it.

3️⃣ - Zinédine Zidane (2006)

Here comes Zizou again. While the Spaniards had vowed to send him into retirement during the round of 16 of the 2006 World Cup, the French maestro delighted throughout the match.

ZZ even had the luxury of definitively crushing Spanish hopes by scoring the 3-1 goal, leaving Carles Puyol in the dust.

2️⃣ - Karim Benzema (2021)

While France was struggling against Spain and had just conceded the first goal in the Nations League final, Les Bleus responded barely two minutes after the opening goal with a legendary strike by Karim Benzema.

Providing a decisive pass for Kylian Mbappé a little later, the Nueve helped his team secure their first Nations League title.

1️⃣ - Lamine Yamal (2024)

It could hardly be anyone else at the top spot. At just 16 years old, in the semi-final of the Euro, the Spanish prodigy allowed his team to equalize against France with a memorable goal.

A sublime strike that was also voted the most beautiful goal of Euro 2024.

Tell us which one is your favorite in the comments!

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