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The duel, with goals from Jenni Hermoso, Aitana Bonmatí and Ona Batlle gave victory to Spain, showing its superiority against the Dutch and making it clear that they are still the best in the world.
94′ FINAAAAL SPAIN IS IN THE OLYMPICS!!
SPAIN 3-0 NETHERLANDS
Finished! Spain will enter the final of the Nations League on February 28 and, more importantly, the next Olympic Games in Paris. Great game for the national team and, above all, a great victory for the Spanish soccer players!
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Spain is playing and playing in this final phase just waiting for the referee to blow the final whistle and confirm their victory. What a great game for the national team!
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4 minutes added to the end of the game
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Attention! There is movement in other matches in the Women’s Nations League. Germany scored and closed the gap five minutes from time. The result was 2-1 for France
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Last change in the Netherlands. Van De Donk leaves and Kaptein enters
83′
Eva Navarro shot wide. The newcomer is trying it out in the field
81′
Another double change in Spain. Eva Navarro and Lucía García entered and Mariona Caldentey and Salma Paralluelo left. Great game for both FC Barcelona players!
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Another change in the Netherlands. Brugts, the Barça player, retired and Jansen came on
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Nothing. Wrong thought. They give purpose as valid. Double the fun today at La Cartuja
77′
Watch out, he’s checking it with VAR because of a possible handball by Salma!
76′ GOAL FOR SPAIN, GOAL FOR ONA BATTLE
SPAIN 3-0 NETHERLANDS
A tricky play inside the area ended with a rebound at the feet of Ona Batlle for him to finish at will and almost sentence the match.
A tricky play inside the area ended with a rebound at the feet of Ona Batlle for him to finish at will and almost sentence the match.
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In another semifinal, France-Germany, taking place at the same time in Lyon, the French team won 2-0, so the final on February 28 is Spain – France
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Double change in Spain. Vicky López and Oihane entered and Olga Carmona and Jenni Hermoso retired
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Two changes were prepared in the selection
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Spain remains calm with the ball at its feet and the scoreboard, in its favor, does not put pressure on it
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Double change in the Netherlands. Snoeijs and Wilms came in and Beerensteyn and Groenen left
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Alexandri’s first shot after Salama’s corner but it goes wide
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First change in Spain. Alba Redondo entered and Athenea del Castillo left. Choosing requires more courage to avoid fears
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The Dutch team now have more possession of the ball and are getting dangerously close
60′
SPAIN 2-0 NETHERLANDS
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How the Spanish team now forces the visitors to release the ball!
58′
Salma Paralluelo’s shot caught the Dutch goal without a problem
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Ball from the right by Spitsce that Cata Coll catches without problem. The game is very calm for the purpose of culé
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Foul in attack by Irene Paredes on the rebound of a corner
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The center of forward skill was left to nothing
52′
Corner in favor of Spain to be taken by Salma Paralluelo!
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Irene Paredes now eliminated the attack of the Dutch team. The central team captain is very good
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Play and play Spain went into the second half with the same script as the first
Four. five’
There was a change in the Netherlands. Midema, the forward, left and Damaris, the Olympique de Lyon player, entered
45′ THE SECOND PART STARTS!
The Netherlands team is playing today at La Cartuja Stadium
The footballers are about to return to the pitch for the second part of the semi-finals of the Women’s Nations League!
A very good 45 minutes from the Spanish team in La Cartuja, which, if they can be blamed for anything, is that they didn’t score more goals.
47′ END OF FIRST PART
SPAIN 2-0 NETHERLANDS
The first half ends with a short-lived victory for the Spanish team that materialized its dominance against the Netherlands in the final minutes. The players go into the locker room tunnel.
44′ GOOOOL FOR SPAIN, GOOOOL FOR AITANA
SPAIN 2-0 NETHERLANDS
Great cross from the left by Mariona Caldentey and a first-time shot by Aitana that came in from behind with all the power in the world. The reign of Spain had now materialized
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The Netherlands are now putting pressure on the ball from Spain, but Montse Tomé’s team are very comfortable in the match. In fact, the result seems to be short of what we have seen.
40′ GOAL FOR SPAIN, GOAL FOR JENNI
SPAIN 1-0 NETHERLANDS
Great goal from Jenni Hermoso who came into the area from the left and pointed to her left after a wonderful one-two
Great goal from Jenni Hermoso who came into the area from the left and pointed to her left after a wonderful one-two
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Olga now blocked Beerenstein’s shot
3. 4′
Now the Netherlands team handled the ball more calmly, trying to protect themselves with the ball.
33′
Irene Paredes shot wide! It looked like a corner but the referee signaled a goal kick. Spain’s recital was true but there were no goals
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SPAIN 0-0 NETHERLANDS
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And Spain continues to connect opportunities. The goal seems imminent
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And again Salma failed hand in hand. The Spanish team wastes many chances
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SALMA AGAIN! Great shot now from the culé player but the Dutch goal keeps it
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Another arrival from the left by Salma Paralluelo who was the most dangerous player in the match
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Great stop at Cata Coll! Great foot from the Spanish goalkeeper
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Phew! Another death pass from the left from Olga left without a finisher
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Spain is better now. He just needs the goal as he has had chances
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ANOTHER SALMA TO LEAVE! Barça’s forward line was out of tune
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THE ONE WITH SALMA! He stayed one-on-one in the Dutch goal but widened the finish. He left brushing the stick
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Spain came out to dominate the ball although it had almost no chances in these early stages
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UYYYY Netherlands are about to open the scoring! He’s done brugts pretty bad at the far post
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First shot of Olga Carmona playing at ‘home’. Fall in the Dutch defense
1′ START THE GAME!
The Spanish team is now playing ball. Get your ticket to the Olympic Games and Nations League final!
The national anthem is playing and the game is about to begin!
Players from both teams are jumping now!
We analyze the eleven of the two teams!
SPAIN: Cata Coll; Ona Batlle, Irene Paredes, Laia Codina, Olga Carmona; Aitana, Laia, Jenni Hermoso, Athenea del Castillo, Salma Paralluelo and Mariona Caldentey
NETHERLANDS: Van Domselaar; Brugts, Janssen, Dijkstra, Casparij; Van De Donk, Spitse, Groenen, Martens, Miedema and Beernsteyn
The players have retired to the locker room and the next time they come out will be to play this semifinal of the Women’s Nations League.
The La Cartuja stadium has a great atmosphere despite the fact that the decision to play at the Sevillian venue was made in recent days after it could not be done at Nuevo Mirandilla in Cádiz.
The referee for this match is Rebecca Welch, English. Good luck to him!
On the Dutch bench will be: Kop, Lorsheyd; Kaptein, Van Dingen, Wilms, Leuchter, Damaris, Baijings, Olislagers, Snoeijs, Van De Sanden, Jansen
And for the Netherlands they will play: Van Domselaar; Brugts, Janssen, Dijkstra, Casparij; Van De Donk, Spitse, Groenen, Martens, Miedema and Beernsteyn
On the Spanish bench there will be: Mass, Lethe; Oihane, Shei, Mendez, María Pérez, Maite Oroz, Lucía, Alba Rdondo, Fiamma, Eva Navarro, Vicky López
The eleven headlines presented by Tomé are clear, it is not for less but yes, the great absentee is Alexia who has been the main character in this call for her presence despite being touched.
The selections from Montse Tomé are: Cata Coll; Ona Batlle, Irene Paredes, Laia Codina, Olga Carmona; Aitana, Laia, Jenni Hermoso, Athenea del Castillo, Salma Paralluelo and Mariona Caldentey
First of all, let’s look at the lineup of the two teams. Let’s start in Spain!
A match where whoever wins gets a ticket for the final but also for the Olympic Games, the main goal of the World Champion Spanish team.
GOOD NIGHT! Welcome to live coverage of the Women’s Nations League semi-final between Spain and the Netherlands
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Source: La Verdad
I am Shawn Partain, a journalist and content creator working for the Today Times Live. I specialize in sports journalism, writing articles that cover major sporting events and news stories. With a passion for storytelling and an eye for detail, I strive to be accurate and insightful in my work.
