Spain Aims for Another Title
Reigning world champions Spain gear up to face France in the final of the inaugural UEFA Women’s Nations League. Led by Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmati, Spain aims to continue their success under new coach Montse Tome.
Focus on Football Amid Challenges
Despite controversies surrounding Spanish football federation boss Luis Rubiales and challenges in the women’s game, Spain remains focused on their footballing prowess. With a comfortable performance in the Nations League group stage and a convincing semi-final win against the Netherlands, Spain looks forward to seizing another title.
Impact of Success and Hopes for Change
Reflecting on the aftermath of Spain’s World Cup triumph, Bonmati expresses her disappointment at the lack of significant changes in the women’s game in the country. Comparing with the transformative impact of England’s Euro success, Bonmati emphasizes the need for greater investment and support for women’s football in Spain.
Olympic Qualification Stakes
The final not only decides the Nations League winner but also grants an Olympic qualification spot. France, already qualified as hosts, seeks to bolster their momentum with a Nations League title. Meanwhile, the Netherlands and Germany battle in the third-place play-off for a chance to secure a spot in Paris 2024 Olympics.
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