Germany is a lot of Germany. The eight -time Euro champion is not in vain. It’s not bad that they’ve fixed their seven games against Spain without giving up defeat. And those in vilda They chained 23 games without losing. Germany came to impose its dominance without palliative against a Roja who put up the game and forgave too much.
The Germans are placed leaders of Group B and secure their ticket to the quarterfinals, while Spain are worth a draw against Denmark to take second, as they have a better goal difference than the Danes.
Germany showed that their 4-0 defeat to Denmark was unintentional. Without a brilliant game but with defensive solidity and great speed on the counter, he unleashed his weapons and power against a very innocent Spain.
Jorge Vilda made two changes in the starting eleven compared to the first game against Finland. So he entered laia alexandri in midfield for Irene Guerrero and in the attack came Sheila for Esther González.
The game started like the first against Finland, with a real pitcher of cold water when Germany took the lead after three minutes. She did so with a goal from Klara Bhül, who took advantage of an oversight by goalkeeper Sandra Paños by giving the ball inside the small area. The reaction was immediate.
Driven by a reversed public, Vilda’s women staged a few minutes of heart attacks with up to three very vivid occasions. Lucía García had a golden opportunity in a one-on-one with the goalkeeper but his ball went missing too long when the equalizer scored in the 9th minute. Four minutes later, Patri Guijarro tried it from the edge of the area with a pitch too soft.
The clearest opportunity came from a shot by Mariona Caldentey, a fantastic thread that skimmed the post. Spain dominated the battle and pressed relentlessly, but the lack of victory and the circle of the Germans on defense were their worst opponents.
It seems that the anxiety and nervousness is starting in the Red, knowing that not only the leadership of the group is at stake but to stay alive in the tournament after learning of Denmark’s victory against Finland (1-0).
The Germans had their timid chances against, taking advantage of the speed of youngsters Rauch, Bühl and Magull, led by veteran captain Alexandra Popp who, despite her 31 years, is playing in her first European Championship after missing the previous Always due to injuries.
A clear foul by Rauch on Sheila gave him a yellow card and he didn’t get the next game, as he was warned. In search of his counterattack options, Popp finished with a ball half an hour into the game that went off the touchline.
Spain pushed and tried but Germany pulled ex officio and remained serious and orderly on the field. In the form of another unexpected setback came the second goal for Martina Voss-Tecklenburg’s team, with a header from Alex Popp in the 37th minute that put more distance on the scoreboard and left the Spaniard in difficult return mission from two goals against.
An was almost able to score on Huth before the break, unable to make a corner kick by millimeters.
Spain came out stabbed in the second half, wanting to come back. On the third consecutive corner kick favor, Hendrich was almost under the sticks of Irene’s shot. Lucia Garcia got it in the 58th minute, with a beautiful cross from Sheila from the right wing to the nearby post. Two minutes later, the Athletic player disrupted it again by leaving alone but goalkeeper Frohms came out with everyone out of the area to cut off Lucía’s run to go straight for the goal.
In the 63rd minute, young Barça player Claudia Pina came on for Lucia García as a catalyst in the attack. Vilda decides to move the bank to find solutions. Later, Laia and Sheila left and Cardona and Athenea entered the Castle.
The best chance of this second half came in the 70th minute, with a massive shot from Mariona Caldentey, but the German’s goal reached as far as possible to clear a corner. La Roja continues to press, it was insisted. There was a big panic in the 80th minute, but Wassmuth had an offside goal, which left Sandra Paños and with pleasure placed third.
Vilda made another change with the entry of Irene Guerrero, but she was tired of it. too much germany
Source: La Verdad
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