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Boy,handball spezial w 7, makes Euros final his first live match17 hours agoBy Martin Heath, BBC News, NorthamptonshireShareBen ChatfieldGary (left), Ronnie and Ben Chatfield wore matching England shirts for the gameA seven-year-old boy from Northamptonshire had a memorable first football match - a trip to Berlin to watch the final of the Euros.Ronnie Chatfield, from Moulton, was taken to see the England v Spain match with his father, Ben, and grandfather, Gary.Ronnie "loved" Cole Palmer's 73rd-minute equaliser but despair set in when Mikel Oyarzabal sealed the match for Spain 13 minutes later.His father, a Manchester United fan, is hoping the defeat will not put him off football and he will start going to games regularly next season.Ben Chatfield decided to make the trip to the final in Berlin a family affair.He said: "I thought we'd go out there and take three generations - me, my dad and my lad."It was a good experience for all of us regardless of the result."PA MediaEngland fans outnumbered the Spanish contingent in the German stadiumProudly wearing his England shirt and with an England flag painted on his face, Ronnie settled down in his seat at the Olympiastadion where his compatriots easily outnumbered the Spanish contingent.If he was expecting a flurry of goals, he would have been disappointed by the first half but things got more exciting just after the break when Nico Williams opened the scoring for Spain.PA MediaCole Palmer got the equaliser after coming on as a substituteRonnie said he "loved" Palmer's goal, which came just two minutes after he got up from the substitutes' bench, but Oyarzabal made sure the England celebrations were short lived.Ronnie said: "I told my dad, when I was sitting next to him, I said 'we lost, let's just go'."PA MediaMikel Oyarzabal destroyed Ronnie's hopes of an England winBen Chatfield nearly had second thoughts about the Euro 2024 final being Ronnie's first ever match, because "everything else is nothing compared to this".But, he hoped the excitement would encourage him to become a fan: "I wanted to put a bit of a spark under him to start enjoying football and come with me and see what's going on."Hopefully, when the season starts again, he'll ask me to go to the football."Follow Northamptonshire news on Facebook, Instagram and X. Got a story? Email [email protected] or WhatsApp us on 0800 169 1830More on this storyHeartbreak for England as Spain score late goal to win Euro 2024Couple to 'embrace' wedding clash with Euro finalFan struggles to explain Scottish roots to GermansRelated internet linksBBC UEFA EURO 2024England Men's Football TeamMoultonRelated'My earliest memory was watching the Olympic Games'5 days agoEnglandThree fires linked to cigarettes tackled in a day29 Jun 2024NorthamptonshireTrainee brickie urges more women to consider trade18 Apr 2024Northamptonshire