Spain have defeated England’s Lionesses to win the women’s soccer World Cup. Despite a missed penalty, the victorious Spanish team took the trophy after winning 1-0, the difference bein…
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But Sarina Wiegman’s team were second best throughout the game and the penalty failed to spark them into life, although they did have chances. Lauren James, who was sent off for a stamp earlier in the tournament and hadn’t played for two games, was a second half substitute and forced a good save out of Cata Coll. Spain also had a number of second half chances and looked the calmer of the teams.
Spain won the World Cup despite leaving out 12 players who had complained about manager Jorge Vilda’s conduct, with the Spanish footballing authorities backing Vilda to the hilt.
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