Euro 2024 | 'We went all the way...': Cucurella hits back at Neville's criticism

Reacting to former footballer Gary Nevilles something just missing remark Spanish defender Marc Cucurella said they went all the way through the Euro 2024 finalThis comes after Spain beat England 21 in the Euro 2024 final match at the Olympiastadion Berlin on SundayNico Williams and Mikel Oyarzabal scored the goals for the Spaniard While super sub Cole Palmer was the lone scorer for the Three LionsBefore the start of the finals Neville in an interview with ITV expressed that Cucurella wouldnt play in the final match since he was not convincing at Chelsea adding that Spain was missing something and wouldnt be able to go till the endWe didnt think hed play Hes not been convincing at Chelsea Theres something just missing from Spain that makes you feel like they are arent going to go all the way and I have to say him being at leftback is another example of why we think that Neville was quoted by Goalcom as sayingIn response to the same Cucurella said that La Rojas went all the way in marquee tournament The Spaniard also thanked Neville for his supportWe went all the way Gary Thank you for your support Cucurella wrote on his Instagram storyAlso ReadSpains triumph a saving grace for disappointing Euro 2024England became the first team to lose the final two consecutive timesEnglands struggle to keep possession in their favour against a team like Spain came back to haunt them in the final Throughout the game they only had a 34 per cent share of the ball in comparison to Spains 66Spain made most of the ball share and racked up 16 shots with six on target In reply England fired nine shots with four of them ending up on the targetIn the first half both teams defended well and could only muster up a shot each on target Spain put their foot on the accelerator and took the lead moments after the second half began Lamine Yamal with a brilliant piece of play on the right found Willams in the open space on the other end The youngster effortlessly slotted it into the back of the netEngland eventually managed to equalise in the 73rd minute following a firsttime shot Neville felt that Englands lack of ability to control the game could have seen them trail by more goals before the equaliserIn the 86th minute Oyarzabal poked the ball into the back of the net to seal Spains fourth Euro titleWith agency inputs