Spain doesn’t want the party to stop. From winning the World Cup to Ballon d’Or Gala and direct towards Games in Paris. At a very fast pace, the Spanish women’s team is adding victories and yesterday it offered a new exhibition against Switzerland, which it beat 1-7 to make a giant step towards the Final Four with the prize the Olympic dream, the next big challenge.
The one in Montse Tomé They are walking non-stop in this Nations League. They have now chained four consecutive victories and are joint leaders of Group 4 with a full 12 points. Furthermore, with Sweden’s setback against Italy by failing to emerge from a 1-1 draw, they are five points clear of the Nordics, who have seven, so they have everything to qualify for the Final Four which will be held in the month of February to decide the two Olympic places.
The Spanish team dominated from start to finish. He led the first half with goals from Oihane Hernandez in four minutes and Alexia Putellas in the 11th minute against weak Switzerland, while in the second half the win ended with goals from Maria Mendez in the 55th minute, another one Alexia penalty in the 62nd minute, two more than Athena of the Castle in 72′ and 88′ and seventh of Maite Oroz in the 93rd minute to put the icing on the cake.
Montse Tomé He brought out an unprecedented starting eleven, with up to five changes compared to the match against Italy. Coach gives ownership Misa Rodriguez in purpose, while the Levantine center Maria Mendeza personal bet of Get it because he was not called up for the World Cup, and Salma Paralluelo and Oihane Hernándezwho did not start against Italy, also started from the beginning, as did the attacker Jenni Hermoso.
Shining in its own light Aitana Bonmatí, recently awarded the Ballon d’Or, to leave glimpses of his quality and why he is the best in the world. Spain had a real feast against a rival one step below despite the entrances of Anna Crnogorčević and Ramona Bachman, which looks like a big risk but that doesn’t bother. Misa intervened only twice to clear attempts to close the distance. Seraine Piubel and Alisha Lehmann. Switzerland’s goal came in the boots of Pilgrim in the 69th minute to seal the result. Undeniable success for a Spanish team that continues to work hard and that has Get it he only knows how to win with the controls
Source: La Verdad
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