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Spain beat England to win 2023 Women’s World Cup

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Olga Carmona scored with a low, powerful strike to lead Spain to their maiden Women’s World Cup triumph after beating England 1-0 in the final at Stadium Australia.

Prior to this tournament, Spain had never won a knockout round in a major tournament. The loss is only England’s second under Sarina Wiegman since her appointment in 2021.

Early in the first-half, both sides had chances. England almost scored after Rachel Daly cut a pass back towards the edge of the area for Lauren Hemp, whose left-footed curled shot smashed off the crossbar.

Spain reacted almost instantly, when moments later Mariona Caldentey powered down the left flank and whipped a cross in for Salma Paralluelo, who scuffed a chance from close range. Her effort deflected into the path of Alba Redondo, but her right-footed strike was poorly taken and parried away by Mary Earps.

La Roja got their opener in the 29th minute, when Carmona overlapped Caldentey and sped down the left-flank before drilling a low, powerful shot into the far-right corner. Lucy Bronze, who initially gave away possession, was out of position, allowing the Spain captain space to receive the ball and score.

Sarina Wiegman opted to make changes at half-time with Lauren James, who served her two-match ban in the quarter-finals and the semi-finals, and Chloe Kelly. The changes made meant a formation switch, changing from a back-three to a back four. It led to more England chances, but nothing Spain weren’t able to deal with.

In the 66th minute, Spain were awarded a penalty after a lengthy VAR check deemed that Keira Walsh handled the ball in the box. Jennifer Hermoso failed to double her side’s lead after Earps saved her spot-kick.

England tried to gain momentum after the penalty save, but failed to truly test Catalina Coll as Spain held on to claim the victory and the title.

Source: Eurosport

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