Spain has written its name in gold letters in world football. In a final that had everything, the Spanish selection he beat England and lifted the coveted trophy in Australia and New Zealand.
Olga Carmona, whose shot on goal became the winning goal, was the heroine of the match. With a brilliant counter-attack down the left flank, she shot to the far post, leaving English keeper Earps out of options.
But the road to glory was not easy. Jenni Hermoso had a chance to seal the match from the penalty spot on her feet, but Earps, showing why she is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, saved the shot.
England, meanwhile, showed the character that got them to the final. Lauren Hemp was about to equalize the score with a shot that crashed against the crossbar. As the final whistle approached, the Lionesses pressed hard, looking for the equalizer that never came. Earps also had his moment of glory, saving a shot from Alba Redondo that went straight into the net.
Spain, in addition to defending its advantage, sought to extend it. Salma and Paredes had clear opportunities, but they failed to overcome the English resistance.
In the end, the final whistle crowned the Spanish as world champions, a deserved title that reflects the evolution and growth of women’s football in the country.
