A goal from Pablo García puts the sub 19 in the elite round prior to the European Championship

11/19/2024

Updated at 7:40 p.m.

In a matter of days, he has gone from being one of the biggest absentees from the under-19 team to becoming a vital part of it. The striker from the Betis quarry Pablo Garcia He had been knocking hard on the door of the Spanish team and now he has received the reward for so many outstanding scoring numbers in different lower echelons in green and white, now being truly decisive with the country that has called him up to play his first duel . And the Betis Deportivo footballer has become the great protagonist of the under 19s to take the team to the elite round with a goal in added time that has saved the furniture for the generation led by Paco Gallardo to guarantee his presence in this previous phase.

In this way, this same Tuesday morning there was a double youth presence in the form of Betis in said confrontation with Spain, which faced Austria for a key place in the elite round, an essential qualifying phase for a European Championship. where the team led by the coach dreams of being Jose Lana. There was also goalkeeper Manu González, who unlike his teammate is an old acquaintance in the national squads and in whom the Heliopolitan team has a lot of confidence for the future.

However, the news came from striker Pablo García, who was in charge of scoring the winning goal for the sub-19 team, and said goal was also in the last minute, which allowed the Spaniards to pass. straight to that elite round prior to stamping his passport in such an important continental tournament. When it almost seemed like the team had been ignoring the Betic striker’s scoring instinct for a long time, Pablo García appeared to defeat the Austrian team in the 90th minute and thus score his first goal with the national team.

It will be necessary to see now if such an elementary target now keeps Pablo García in the selection dynamic, who meanwhile is goingrising and falling between the youth Honor Division, in which he actually belongs by age; and a subsidiary in which it is not easy to find a place considering that Betis Deportivo continues to be the best classified in Group II of the First Federation.