Aitana Bonmatí crashed into the Spanish European Championship final.
Aitana Bonmatín’s individual performance was enough for Spain for the historic European Championship final. EPA / AOP
Spain had never won Germany in the women’s football match.
Nor has it ever played in its history in the European Championship.
On Wednesday, it managed to break one of its glass ceilings.
As the inter-team’s European semi-final ended after the actual game time in a goal-free draw, it remains in the statistics as a draw.
But Spain anyway won the match. It really goes to the Basel Sunday European Championship Final.
The team needed all 120 minutes and superstars Fence bonmatín Stamping.
The exchange on the field Athenea del Castillo Put a delicious running ball inside the ranking area. German brilliantly defeated goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger did not smell the danger yet.
Bonmatí was first deceived by a German defender Rebecca Knaak And thus got the decisive meters to the advantage. He then set after the ball.
At the same time, he quickly glanced at the goal by Berger a couple of meters of his line.
The Barcelona superstar immediately knew what he wanted. He shot the ball directly with the number one firm, almost from zero angle.
The hit tells you why Bonmatí has now twice in a row been selected as the best player in the world.
That goal scored Spain for the first time in the European Championship.
It is no athletic injustice because La Roja was a much better team than German Germany.
Once in a pole
Power relations came to light from the very first minute. Spain held the ball and tried to cut the German line of defense with a short feed.
The red shirts were downright overwhelming, and Germany just focused on seeking rapid counterattacks.
But the further the match progressed, the fewer German attacks. Spain was rolling in varying ways but it didn’t get the ball more than once in a pole of its captain Irene Paredes from the buffer.
In the second period, the German tactics became clearer. It wanted to persuade with any means for 120 minutes and solve the semi -finals in the harsh race.
The whole team joined the joy of Bonmatí. José Bretón / AOP
However, so far the evening in Zurich did not progress.
Bonmatí’s stunning goal came in 113 minutes.
Spain will face English in Sunday’s finals. This is the latest in the 2023 World Cup.