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England champions!
Key moments
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- 1:14 PM ET58'Goal · England 1-1
- 1:03 PM ET46'Second half
- 12:47 PM ET45+1'Half-time
- 12:36 PM ET33'Full-time
- 12:27 PM ET25'Goal by Mariona Caldentey · 0-1
- 12:01 PM ET0'Kick-off
Penalties
She missed it! What a mistake Paralluelo made! The player shot powerfully from the penalty spot, but her shot went too far across, the goalkeeper only watched as the ball flew past.
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Goalkeeper! Great save from Coll, it's Williamson who ends up missing her shot, the goalkeeper dives and with one hand manages to clear the ball to prevent them from taking the lead.
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That's it! Hampton appears, and it was Aitana Bonmatí who ends up missing her shot. The English goalkeeper manages to guess where the shot is going, a great save that prevents it from going in.
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Goal, goal, goal, goal for England! Charles concentrates too much, delivers a superb shot into Coll's goal, but that doesn't stop the English from taking the lead. What a great save!
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That's it! Hampton appeared, it was Mariona who ended up handing the ball to the goalkeeper, she ended up announcing the direction of the ball and the score was tied.
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Goal, goal, goal, goal for England! Greenwood equalizes, a great cross-shot that the player dives for, Coll dives to the right side, but can't reach the ball to prevent it from going in.
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Goal, goal, goal, goal for Spain! Patri Guijarro manages to fool the goalkeeper, the Spaniard sends her shot straight down the middle and puts the Spanish team ahead. What a great save she made!
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Goalkeeper! Great save from Coll. After the penalty was retaken for a slip, the goalkeeper managed to deflect the ball straight to the side where she was shooting. It was Beth Mead who missed that first goal after the retake.
It's over!! We're headed to penalties to determine the new UEFA Women's Euro champion. These will be nerve-wracking penalties where both teams will look for ways to score and not miss their shots.
Fifteen minutes of extra time are up. However, the referee decides to add two more minutes to this match. We are just a few steps away from the eleven-yard decision to determine the women's team champion.
Mariona looks for ways to create danger, gradually coming in and linking up plays with Paralluelo and company, however it is a defender's leg that prevents the ball from passing and reaching the goal.
England's substitution, one more change for the final minutes of the game. Grace Clinton enters the field at full speed for these minutes, leaving Stanway after being exhausted after all the fighting.
The Spanish are still on top, it is Bonmatí who now crosses the ball, however Hampton gets ahead of Paralluelo to prevent her from finishing the round and manages to score the second of the game and define everything.
Nothing! Charles made a great defensive save, preventing Aitana Bonmatí's shot from being finished inside the box. Little by little, the Spanish team's play continues to grow, and they don't let up.
The second half begins. England's lineup is changed. Lucy Bronze is now out, needing a rest after giving it her all on the pitch. Niamh Charles comes in. Spain also changes its starting lineup. Olga Carmona is replaced by Leila Ouahabi.
The first half of extra time is over! Spain closed strongly, with a cross that Paralluelo couldn't finish in the box. It was a great offensive play. After this, the referee decided to halt everything so the second half could be played.
Now it's England who are coming forward with quite a bit of danger, Agyemang, Mead and Kelly looking for the keys to perpetrate the rival goal, however they have achieved little, Spain is withdrawn to the back avoiding any attack.
She doesn't go in! Spain is going all out, using every possible means. It's now a rather dangerous run from Claudia Pina. She shoots powerfully to go for the second, but the ball goes wide.
She can't take it anymore! Lucy Bronze dives after a dangerous attack by Spain, the player cries on the pitch, everything indicates she won't be able to continue and it will be another change for the English team. Spain has been the team that has created the most.
Vicky Lopez is looking for ways to create danger up front, but she hasn't been able to orchestrate a strong attack from the Spanish team. She needs more ingenuity and creativity to go for that much-needed goal.
The first overtime period begins, and both teams come out with the attitude of seeking the goal that will break the tie. They will look to build on good moments and secure their victory, although their opponent will prevent them from creating any chances.
Regular time is coming to an end. This match will now go into two overtime periods. Both teams will be looking to decide the game here and avoid penalties. They only need a goal and for their opponent to keep a clean sheet.
There's time. The referee determines that four minutes will have to be added after the minutes lost. A big close is coming, with both teams looking to score before the game goes on forever.
Two more changes from Montse Tompe, as Spain continues to move its pieces in the closing stages. Athenea and Esther González, after running extensively and putting in great plays up front, are brought in by Paralluelo and Vicky to go for that goal.
Another substitution for England, a big finish to the match is coming. Ella Toone is leaving the match to make way for Mead, who will go all out to score the winning goal in this match; they need to give it their all.
Nothing! Athena's powerful cross into the box, looking for a perfect finish, but the defense managed to keep the ball out. Spain wasted little time on the scoreboard, as they sought to break the deadlock and emerge victorious in this final.
The game is stopped, medical assistance is brought in to assist Hampton, however the goalkeeper is already getting up, everything indicates that she won't have to leave the game; she needs to give her all in these final minutes.
England keeps coming, pushing forward and creating danger in Coll's box, but the defense is doing a great job of keeping the ball out of reach, and they're generating some good plays. They need more ideas; they're looking for ways to break the deadlock.
Spain continues to search for their second goal of the match, but both defense and goalkeeper Hampton are multiplying themselves at the back and fending off any attacks that arise in this area, making it very difficult to go for more goals after the goal that tied everything.
There's one change for England. They'll be looking to add everything up front. Agyeman comes on to look for goals. The forward has two in her last matches. Alessia Russo is now on the bench to rest.
Spain's changes for this game, which is already tied. Claudia Pina enters the game after a good match, and Alexia Putellas leaves the field. What a match we're going to have with this change.
There's a defense! Coll makes a great deflection, and Ella Toone sends the cross into the box. Chloe Kelly can't get in the box to finish the ball, and she's got nowhere and misses a clear chance.
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These first few minutes have been very complicated. Both teams are looking to create danger up front, but they've already closed their defensive lines. They need a way to defend and go after the goal in this second half.
Almost! Athena sends a powerful cross into the box that is cleared by the defense, but the ball lands in the legs of Aitana Bonmatí, but her shot crashes into the defense. What a game we're in!
Goal, goal, goal, goal for England! Great play from the English team, it's a ball into the area from Chloe Kelly, where Alessia Russo is in great form, the player hits the ball with her head and manages to score the goal that equalizes the scores.
The second is a close call! Spain continues to try everything they can. After a poor clearance from Lucy Bronze, it's Mariona who finds the ball. She controls it and shoots powerfully at goal, but it's Hampton who's responsible for preventing it from going in.
What a great one! It was Athena who was looking to cross for her teammates to finish, but it was Walsh who stepped up to volley the ball away to prevent them from scoring their second goal of the game.
The action resumes. Both England and Spain will look for ways to create danger in the opponent's penalty area. It will be a very complex and contested second half; they need to get more goals on the scoreboard.
Halftime. The first half is over. Only one minute was added to the first half. After Chloe Kelly's substitution, England generated a bit more, but they couldn't find the equalizer.
Nothing! Chloe Kelly arrived at full speed, the player ran with everything she had and went one-on-one with the center backs, sending a tremendous shot at goal, but it went wide, creating little danger.
It can't be! James is the player who's left lying on the field, hurting her ankle, leaving the game due to injury, and Chloe Kelly will take over. She's the England player who's the catalyst, so she's expected to play a great game.
It doesn't happen! Putellas sends a great cross into the box, but it's the English defense that manages to keep the ball out of reach to prevent the threat from growing. They need more goals in this game.
Nothing! Ona Battle was looking to create danger, but she couldn't get past the defensive line. The visiting team kept creating danger and looked for ways to get shots on goal. They needed more ingenuity.
That's it! Carter manages to prevent Putellas from shooting towards Hampton's goal. Spain is the team that continues to press, looking for more goals, gradually creating more dangerous plays.
What a sight! It's Williamson who manages to prevent Alessia Russo from shooting at goal. The English are gradually gaining ground, but they haven't managed to get the ball dangerously close to the goal, and Coll's attention is completely focused on the ball.
England fails to open the scoring, Spain continues to dominate the match and is looking for a way to score the second. Tomé's team started very offensively, not wanting to leave any chances for the English.
Goal, goal, goal, goal for Spain! A great collective play by the visiting team, Mariona Caldentey, who, with a powerful header, takes advantage of Ona's cross and manages to put the ball into the back of the net.
Coll continues to intervene correctly, however, now it's England who take advantage of the situation, pressing and looking for errors to exploit and attack with everything up front. What a complicated duel this afternoon.
Goalkeeper! Spain got a bit overconfident, but Ona fell asleep and lost the ball in the box. England pressed through Hemp, but Coll managed to deflect it with her leg. What a great save from the goalkeeper.
Back and forth, the match started quite lively, both teams looking for ways to reach the opponent's goal, little by little the plays increased and damage was generated up front, but neither team opened the scoring.
The Spanish squad keeps looking for spaces, with Alexia Putellas making a great run, but when it comes to finishing, it's the defense and the goalkeeper who manage to keep the ball out. What a complex match.
There's a goalkeeper! A great save from Hampton, who managed to prevent the first goal of the match. It was Esther who dared to shoot with some serious power, but the shot ended up going wide thanks to the goalkeeper's departure.
Little by little, the plays are coming together, but they haven't managed to generate anything more, going back and forth looking to open the scoring. Spain has been the one who has had the most clarity up front, looking for the first by any means necessary.
It was so close! Spain came up with a long ball, and Alessia Russo raced into the box with all her speed. She unleashed a tremendous shot, but goalkeeper Hampton managed to keep it out from under her own goal; James then failed to counter.
The ball's moving! The opening whistle blows, and both teams are already moving onto the pitch. It's a lively start, with both teams looking to create scoring opportunities. They'll be looking to add to their advantage and go for that trophy.
Spain: LineUp
England: LineUp
All set!
The teams, as well as the fans, are already in the stadium packed to the rafters. They'll be looking to put on a great performance, going for those coveted goals. They need to give it their all on the pitch.
How good!
The Spanish team has scored 17 goals, an excellent number for five matches. They have conceded only three, and have also scored three chances without conceding a single goal, they want more.
What numbers!
England has conceded six goals in their last matches, and they've also scored 15 goals. They'll be looking to prevent more balls from entering their goal and go for those goals. They want to make their best.
Go for it!
Spain comes into this match unbeaten in their last five matches. They'll be looking to continue this good run and be the ones to add a title to their trophy cabinet. It'll be a very complex game.
There's not much time left!
There's just under half an hour left until this important match kicks off. It'll be an exciting 90 minutes where both teams will look for the formula to score goals and go for that long-awaited title.
What the numbers are
With four wins and one loss, England's tally in their last five matches is key. The English squad will be looking to win and thus add another Euro to their trophy cabinet. They will look for goals.
That's it.
In the last five matches these two teams have played, England has won two, against two for the Spanish squad, and they have also drawn 0-0 on one occasion. Let's see how this match develops.
All in all!
Esther Gonzalez is the player England must guard. She has scored four goals in her last five matches. The Spanish team will look for different ways to get her players to score and lift the trophy.
Let's take care of her
Georgia Stanway comes into this match after scoring two goals in her last matches. The English player arrives fresh off a spot in the grand final. She'll be looking to continue creating good chances and go for the goal they need to open the scoring.
A great duel!
The two best teams in the tournament head into this match. However, England is looking to defend its reigning title; Spain is looking to win this final for the first time and lift the trophy for the first time.
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