Women s European Cup Final - 1-1 120 minutes England penalty kick 3-1 Spain defended

On July 28, the Women's European Cup final, England vs. Spain. Ona assisted Mariona to score a header, and Kelly assisted Russo to equalize. The two sides drew 1-1 in regular time, neither side made any achievements in overtime, and the game entered a penalty shootout. In the end, Reed, Mariona, Bonmarty, Williamson and Salma lost points. The England women's football team lost 3-1 in the penalty shootout, with a total score of 4-2 and defending the European Cup champion! In the 25th minute of the

game, Spain scored its first record. After continuous passes on the right, Asina made a straight pass from the edge of the penalty area. Ona inserted and crossed the ball up and down to the goal. Mariona scored a header in the small penalty area line, and Spain led England 1-0.

In the 57th minute of the second half, England attacked from the left, Kelly sent out a precise cross, Russo tilted his back and headed the ball in the small penalty area line, helping England equalize the score, 1-1.

The two sides drew within 90 minutes and the game entered overtime. In the 105th minute, Spain made a cross from the bottom from the right, and Salma surrounded the goal, missing a good opportunity. Finally entered the penalty shootout.

In the penalty shootout, Mead hit the ball in the first round but violated the second touch, and was saved by a heavy penalty; Patricia hit. Greenwood hit in the second round; Mariona was saved. Charles hit in the third round; Bonmaty was saved. In the fourth round, Williamson was defeated; Salma missed. In the fifth round, Kelly hit a winning penalty, England scored 3-1, defeating the Spanish Women's Football Team 4-2, successfully defending the Women's Football Championship! Return to