Women’s World Cup: The strongest Spanish team has reached the semi-finals | Women’s World Cup 2023

As if this is another never-ending story, that sentence he never played before, but failed as always. It is reminiscent of the past two times when Spain was sacked in major competitions: against the United States in the 2019 World Cup and against England in the European Cup in 2022. They played but did not win.However, it turned out that Mariona first and Salma refuted Michael Ender and his goal in the second half of extra time. never ending storyThe Spanish team defeated the Spanish team, and this victory rewrote the history of the Spanish team.

Verda decided to continue the revolution with a team based on the side that swept Switzerland in the quarter-finals, except Mariona was replaced by Salma, who was a winger and didn’t have much spillover And run, but work harder and easier on the ball. Form a square with a tulip in the center. It was also a major success, as the footballer reads space and duels differently than others, as the Dutch proposal, which brings players together inside, calls for play to be played in a defiant and precise manner, which La Roja defended. This way, because they prefer to pass the ball to the game, touch the body, because the kid or spandrel has to release the ball before receiving the tarascada. When the foot prevails, it means Spain.

Although it was difficult for her to catch the ball from behind, in the face of the advanced opponent’s harassment, the ball that broke through the bottom line reached the opponent’s field with the same score. Mariona’s Eden as she talks about her run, center and football talent. On one occasion, he found Esther and Jenny painting a wall while Van Domsalar was alone. But stuttering on his feet between shots or passes, he chose the middle route and the chance was left in the borage water. Although Spain attacked from the left, Mariona’s formation was deeper than on other occasions, occupying the center for Alba Redondo, who headed him behind the diagonal; the goalkeeper blocked the ball with his glove Out, the ball flies to the post. Forced to try her luck again during the rejection, Alba injured her right leg and unfortunately got slapped in the face as the post, damn it, spit the ball out again.

Holland haven’t replicated much, maybe it’s Leynes’ game bolt Berenstein was disorientated anyway by the lack of possession between their feet and this was exacerbated by further harassment, which did leave Spain with a tremor at times, a tremor of responsibility and pressure.like that Tongshi Back in Kata, instead of throwing the ball to Conchinchina, he tried to pass the ball to the opponent as it was likely to hit the target, but in the end the game was called off because the ball came out of the bottom.Or Laia Codina throws her arm up in the corner and almost touches the ball…but that’s about it as La Roja racks up the rounds and the duel is on the other side of the net, Jenni and Aitana played the part quarterback, Esther and Marina tested mid-range shooting. There was more to come, red effervescence, Mariona’s spectacle as she controlled another pressure line on the turn and delivered a fresh cross for Alba, who hit badly from the inside She, but at least for Esther the put loop sends it to the network. It was a goal but it wasn’t worth it and VAR ruled it offside. Much of the time there is no purpose, which echoes the cliché that “the forgiver pays.”

It all started at the end of the break when Esther, a little giantess against the world, cut in and stretched the pitch and created space before Whiplash sent the outside post out. itch. More of the same, even less from Holland, they still can’t find Jill Ruder (she was eventually replaced) or Martens, complete nonsense, because Spain didn’t slow down, because they took all No. Two games, so was punished. Although Holland kept the spiciness, Berenstein’s hypersonic run left his mouth terrified as he won the game through the middle as he leaped into the box when he noticed contact behind Paredes. A penalty was triggered. VAR made the whistle unbelievable again, go on, go on, as Paredes used his body to earn a place. The Netherlands then understood that their football had to run long distances and get behind the opponent’s defence, however Kata Kerr neutralized those balls with her feet and cold blood. Enough to regain possession of the ball and the initiative to once again dominate the midfield.

Now that Salma is on the field, legs make me love you, La Roja has one more piece of equipment and broke sprintIt was also a center forward who was poisoned because Van der Gragt stretched out his hand and was unconscious. The referee did not see this penalty, but VAR saw it because the limb was inside the penalty area. Furious, Mariona demanded the ball from Jenny – she conceded a goal against Costa Rica – and challenged Van Domsaral. A low cross from the right hits the post and into the net, Spain’s rebellion. Or almost.

On top of that, Holland pushed the line while a timid Spain decided to delay theirs, with Verda opting for muscle – Erin Guerrero for Aitana – over control. Losing the initiative to draw, the result is of course a loss. Holland are just fantastic, they are always physically strong, run like hell, and deep passes do more than just break down defenses. So many that the chances for the Tulips came, one from Berenstein, another from Snoels and the last from van der Gragt, breaking through from behind and defining a stunning one: stoppage time draw. The ghost of Spain reappears, the nightmare is already there, and the extension is just around the corner.

Without as many legs and oxygen, Spain then tried to play the football it knew, blasting a more able-bodied Netherlands. Verda is also betting on the known, returning to her roots, having Alexia protect and catapult the ball and speeding it up in hot spots with Eva Navarro. His cross was very worthy of Jenny’s shot and Vandom Salal’s stretch. The Spanish team returned to the game, smiling. But Berenstein has more gas, more games to offer, as he has set up against Kata, a great opportunity but poorly defined. Holland, Holland! ’ echoed from the stadium. Turning a deaf ear to Salma, who combined their passions as a professional and a football-loving player, Speedy Gonzalez, catches the ball on the run, invents the dribble and delivers a cross shot that hits the post again, but this time on the inside. In this way, the Spanish team will make its World Cup semi-final appearance for the first time. Thanks to the chorus competition, to Mariana from Spain, and to Salma in the cape.

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