There can be no controversy in this group of women. Nor the new earthquake Luis Rubiales to investigations into alleged corruption during his tenure at the helm of the Federation, or complaints about the F League’s failure to match the talent of its players seem to cloud a team that is unstoppable and displays power in all its battles.
The one in Montse Tomé They remain a step above the rest and despite yesterday having a lower Belgium in the world ranking, in 18th place compared to number one Spain, they did not relax for a second to bring out their best weapon.
already said Montse Tomé before the match when asked if he saw the interview with Rubiales: “We are really focused on the team and I know very well where the footballers have their heads,” he said. Mariona Caldentey, one of the players most critical of what happened after the World Cup, supported him: “What happened is now behind us.”
They do their business, to win and win. Salma Paralluelo knows this well, a goal-scoring machine who at 20 years old is ready to win it all. And Jenni Hermoso knows this, who at 33 years old still has the best football in his boots and wants to continue making history. The Madrid native dedicated the goal to his Mexican Tigres teammate Nayeli Rangel, who suffered a triple fracture in his cheekbone️: “Naye with you” he wore on his undershirt. Alexia’s pass for Salma at 0-3 was a delight. It’s great how this team is playing, with big challenges on the horizon.
The stands are a party to welcome the world champions. Belgian fans never tire of cheering their team despite the goals conceded, trusting in the magic of Teesa Wullaert, their best weapon in attack. There was also a good Spanish atmosphere at the Den Dreef Stadium in Leuven.
It was precisely at the last European Championship, in England, where international players broke out in the famous conflict of ‘The 15’, where it all began. Now they just want to open the page
Source: La Verdad
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