Spain’s goalscoring hero Olga Carmona hailed her “unstoppable” facet because it beat England 1-0 to win the Women’s World Cup for the primary time on Sunday in Sydney.
Carmona drilled dwelling after 29 minutes to place La Roja forward and it held onto its result in triumph.
“It was a really tough game, we knew it would be tricky, England has a great team, but I think it was our game,” Carmona informed Spanish nationwide broadcasters La 1.
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“We had the feeling we were going to do it, and this is unstoppable, the truth is I don’t know what to tell you.”
Carmona celebrated her objective by revealing a message on an undershirt, studying “Merchi”.
The 23-year-old stated it was a tribute for a good friend whose mom had handed away.
“I want to say this victory is for one of my best friend’s mother, who died recently, I celebrated the goal with that shirt,” added Carmona.
Spain coach Jorge Vilda stated he was extraordinarily happy with his group.
Vilda was closely criticised within the build-up to and through the match for his tense relationship with quite a few gamers who stop the nationwide group in protest in opposition to the coach and the Spanish soccer federation.
Three of the 15 protesting gamers returned for the match — Aitana Bonmati, Ona Batlle and Mariona Caldentey, all of whom began within the remaining.
Olga Carmona of Spain celebrates after scoring her group’s first objective through the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Final match between Spain and England at Stadium Australia
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Olga Carmona of Spain celebrates after scoring her group’s first objective through the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Final match between Spain and England at Stadium Australia
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“It’s difficult to describe, immense joy, I’m so proud of this team,” stated Vilda.
“I’m so happy for everyone watching us right now, we’ve made them happy too. We’re champions of the world.”
The coach stated the celebrations would run on for a very long time.
“Now we have to celebrate, I can only imagine how Spain is, we’re celebrating here and we don’t know when it will end.”
“I don’t have any words. At this moment, it’s unbelievable. I’m so glad because we had a great tournament. We suffered but also we enjoyed it. We deserve it.”
Bonmati capped an outstanding World Cup for Spain and herself by being named player-of-the-tournament.
She devoted the award to the ladies who had helped pave the best way in Spanish soccer.
“I want to remember all the women that have been pushing and fighting throughout all the years, because we have better conditions,” she informed Australian broadcaster Channel Seven.
“This is for them and from them.”
Bonmati additionally praised her teammates for his or her psychological power after the disrupted preparations.
“Everyone knew their goal at the beginning of the preparation of the tournament,” she stated.
“Everyone is competitive. Everyone has strong mentally to win. We have been working a lot of years for this moment. We have it. We have the trophy.”
