Spain U-21 falls to Finland U-21, Jacobo Ramon scores late consolation goal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 5:40 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Spain U-21 faced a challenging match against Finland U-21 on September 25, losing 2-1. Carlos Espi entered the game late in the second half but could not influence the outcome. Finland took an early lead with a goal from Otto Rupoit and sealed their victory with a second goal following a defensive error from Spain. Spain finally got on the scoresheet with a late goal from Jacobo Ramon after a cross from Alex Valle. The loss leaves Spain still at the top of Group A but now with reduced points against a close rival. Spain's next fixture is against San Marino on October 1.
- •Spain U-21 loses 2-1 to Finland U-21 on September 25.
- •Jacobo Ramon scores Spain's only goal in the final minutes.
- •Carlos Espi plays 16 minutes but cannot turn the game around.
- •Spain stays first in Group A despite the defeat.
- •Next match for Spain is against San Marino on October 1.
- 5:40 PMYahoo Sports — Carlos Espi plays just 16 minutes and Jacobo Ramon scores in Spain U-21’s 2 – 1 loss to Finland U-21
"It was a rough outing for everyone involved for Spain today, as Finland, who are second in UEFA Euro U-21 qualifying in Group A, shaved three points off them, and are now just two points shy of first place — which is occupied by Spain. Carlos Espi did not start this game, nor was he […]
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