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'Hinderwell's Beth Mead Always Had a Football Under Her Arm'
- On Sunday, England Women’s national team defended their Women’s EURO title by beating Spain on penalties at St Jakob Park in Basel after a 1-1 draw.
- Due to new rules recently changed, referee Stephanie Frappart ordered a retake under a June tweak by the International Football Association Board .
- Facing Spain’s goalkeeper Catalina Coll, Beth Mead was forced to retake her penalty due to the accidental double touch, but her shot was saved, impacting England's shootout outcome.
- Ultimately, the England Women’s national team prevailed 3-1 on penalty kicks to win Euro 2025.
- Outcry over the decision prompted the International Football Association Board to review laws, with UEFA requesting a broader assessment after Julian Alvarez’s disallowed penalty.
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Spain fell this Sunday with its head high in the Euro Cup final against England, which it defeated three years ago in Sydney to win the World Cup. The match between the two current great powers was decided in the penalty series after the Red missed three times in the extension, where it was the only team that showed that it did not want the meeting to be decided from 11 meters. There Spain died, which did nothing to save Cata the shots of Mead a…
The Spanish women’s football team stayed at the gates of European glory. After joining 1-1 against England in the 90 minutes of the Euro Cup final, goals of Esther González and Alessia Russo through, and not resolving the tables in the extension, the meeting was resolved in the penalty round. The failures of Mariona Caldentey, Aitana Bonmati and Salma Paralluelo condemned the Red, with the English revalidating their continental crown. England wo…
Final dramatist for the European Women's Championship 2025, in a series of penalties that began very well for Spain (the English Beth Mead had to repeat her pitch for playing the ball with both feet, and Cata Coll stopped it the second time) and ended horribly badly, with star players Mariona Caldentey, Aitana Bonmatí and Salma Paralluelo failing their attempts. After 40 years without lots of penalties, this year's edition beat the record with t…
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