Luis de la Fuente’s impressive Spain side are aiming to seal qualification for the last 16 in top spot in Group B when they face Albania on Monday.
La Roja have quickly placed themselves among the favourites at Euro 2024 after a 3-0 demolition of Croatia was followed by a dominant win against Italy.
And their final group game pits them against a plucky Albanian side who have picked up just one point so far despite spirited performances against Italy and Croatia.
Albania know that they need a win to keep alive any hopes of making the last 16 as one of the best fourth-placed teams, but it looks like an especially tough task against a vibrant, confident Spain team.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the Group B decider.
When is Albania vs Spain?
It will kick off at 8pm BST on Monday 24 June in Dusseldorf, and will commence at the same time as Italy’s match against Croatia.
What TV channel is it on?
It will be shown live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, with coverage starting at 7:30pm BST. You can find a full list of which channel is showing each match here.
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Confirmed line-ups
Albania XI: Strakosha; Balliu, Ajeti, Djimsiti, Mitaj; Ramadani, Asllani; Asani, Laci, Bajrami; Manaj
Spain XI: Raya; Navas, Vivian, Laporte, Grimaldo; Merino, Zubiemendi, Olmo; Torres, Joselu, Oyarzabal
Odds
Albania - 5/1
Draw - 13/5
Spain - 2/5
Prediction
Spain have been impressive in their opening matches, and have quickly put themselves among the tournament favourites. Though they may rest some key players, their squad depth will likely give them enough to take a win against a far weaker Albania side. Albania 0-2 Spain.
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