As the EUROPE Euro U21 tournament continues, Spain U21 faces Romania U21 in a key group stage match that could define the tournament’s momentum for both sides. Below, you’ll find our prediction, details from the last match, expected lineups, recent head-to-head stats, where to watch, where the game will be played, and our exact score pick – perfect for anyone looking for a solid suretip.
Where Will Spain U21 vs Romania U21 Be Played?
The match will take place at the Cluj Arena in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, on Friday, June 14, 2025, with kickoff scheduled for 20:45 local time.
Where to Watch Spain U21 vs Romania U21?
Fans in Europe can watch the game live on UEFA.tv, as well as on local sports channels with broadcasting rights. In the UK and Ireland, the match is expected to be available via Viaplay Sports or DAZN. In the U.S. and Latin America, it may be streamed via ESPN platforms or Star+.
Spain U21 – Probable Lineup
Spain comes into this match with strong form and squad depth. Expected starting XI:
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Tenas; Arnau Martínez, Chadi Riad, Jon Pacheco, Miranda; Baena, Blanco, Gavi; Nico Williams, Abel Ruiz, Oroz.
Romania U21 – Probable Lineup
Romania U21 looks to pull off an upset at home. Likely lineup:
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Radu; Stefan, Racovițan, Dican, Borza; Grameni, Olaru, Screciu; Dobre, Pitu, Pop.
Head-to-Head – Spain U21 vs Romania U21
In the last 3 meetings:
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2 wins for Spain U21
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1 draw
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0 wins for Romania U21
Their last match was a friendly in 2023, where Spain won 4-1.
Prediction – Who Will Win?
Prediction: Spain U21 has more technical quality and tactical balance. Even though Romania will have the crowd behind them, Spain’s midfield is likely to control the match.
Exact Score Pick
Exact score pick: Spain U21 2 – 0 Romania U21
Spain’s experience and efficiency should lead them to a solid victory.
✅ Suretip
Looking for a suretip? Go with: Spain U21 to win and under 3.5 total goals.
This clash in the EURO U21 is one you don’t want to miss. Whether you’re watching for the talent, the drama, or the bets – Spain U21 vs Romania U21 has it all.