The player from El Palmar puts on another great performance with a team that will face Mexico in the quarterfinals on Saturday
The Spanish U-20 women’s team, with Silvia Lloris from Murcia back in the starting line-up, defeated Australia (0-3) yesterday thanks to a fantastic hat-trick by Inma Gabarro from Seville and qualified for the World Cup quarter-finals of the category, which will be held in Costa Rica. is being played. This Saturday they will face Mexico, who defeated Germany in the game for La Rojita.
The under-20 team came out for the win from the start and Ari Mingueza was about to open the scoring in the first minute. But it was Inma Gabarro, one of the jewels of the Sevilla academy, who put the standings on track with two goals in just five minutes (mins 19 and 24)
The first came thanks to a play on the right between Ane Elexpuru and Júlia Bartel that culminated in Inma Gabarro. The second, after a deep pass into the hole by Esther Laborde, who put the Sevillian striker in the goal and took the lead in the defense with a great elimination.
While the advantage was good on the scoreboard, the oceanic ones suggested and didn’t make it easy for Spain. When they arrived on the Spanish team’s grounds, it was very dangerous. Silvia Lloris, who again played as a central defender, performed at a very good level, as happened in the debut against Brazil. The player from El Palmar dreams of repeating the gold she won last month at the European U-19 Championship in the Czech Republic in Costa Rica.
Australia came close to closing the deficit with a header from a corner that hit the post, but the score didn’t budge and Spain went into halftime with that two-goal lead. A long shot from Silvia Lloris himself and another chance from Inma Gabarro came close to widening the lead, but the first act ended 0-2.
In the second half, Spain continued to dominate the game and at the end of the game Inma Gabarro realized her hat-trick after a series of rebounds from the area. Four goals in three games for the Sevillian, making her the top scorer of the World Cup. The goalkeeper Txell Font, who had to come on in the second half, was scheduled to get two balls that were poisoned.
The minutes began to pass and the match began to die, the opportunities were scarce and the end was reached with the victory that confirmed the passage to the next round of the national team. After waiting for the end of the match between Brazil and Costa Rica, La Rojita’s group leadership was confirmed and with it the rival they will meet from Saturday to Sunday. At 00:30, Mexico awaits Spain. Brazil-Colombia will also be played in the early hours of Sunday.
Pedro López, national coach, sent a clear message to his players before the quarterfinals. “Mexico is a super competitive team that has beaten Germany. You have all our respect. In the quarter-finals, any rival can kick you out. We will try to study Mexico well and see if the players arrive in perfect condition,” said the coach.
Alexia Putellas is still at the top of world football. Despite the long recovery process that lies ahead of her return to the field after she tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee, the Barca midfielder has the good news that he is on the list of candidates for the UEFA Best Prize. player will appear in 2021. -22 season. The Spaniard will battle Arsenal’s English striker Beth Mead and Wolfsburg’s German midfielder Lena Oberdorf for the award she already won in the 2020-21 season, in which she was also recognized with the Ballon d’Or.
Source: La Verdad
I’m an experienced news author and editor based in New York City. I specialize in covering healthcare news stories for Today Times Live, helping to keep readers informed on the latest developments related to the industry. I have a deep understanding of medical topics, including emerging treatments and drugs, the changing laws that regulate healthcare providers, and other matters that affect public health.
