Spain, a pre-favorite, was just as effective as expected in the European Championships for girls under the age of 17 in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The girls under the age of 17 in Finland were unable to open their points balance at the European Football Championships when it faced one of the tournament’s favorites, Spain. Finland lost to Spain 0–4 (0–2) and has now lost both matches. France defeated Finland 2–0 on Tuesday. Finland still have a Monday match in Norway in the group stage to be played in Siroki Brijeg.
Spain didn’t fuss over the sharp areas of the Little Beads in both halves, but took a quick grasp of the game’s events. Spain opened the way 18 minutes into the match Judit Pujols shook a soaring weft from 25 meters at the Finnish goal wigs. Just five minutes later, an attacker known to be dangerous in Spain Paula Duran built a good attack and bait Carla Camacholle in front of the goal, and this was not mistaken.
Spain effectively pressed Finland throughout the match and the goalkeeper Ellan Arpiainen was well employed until the last minutes.
At the beginning of the second half, Finland greedily and open-mindedly applied for an opening shot, but did not receive one. Instead, Spain was able to keep up the pressure in Finland’s defensive area, and Arpiainen saved extra hits with a couple of parade fights.
In the 76th minute, Spain finally succeeded when Nina Poun the bet hit the bar first and Jone Amezagan the extra shot sank to the finish. Spain finished their fourth goal in the 87th minute when Naara Miranda baited the ball in front of the goal. The ball bounced off Amezaga for those waiting for their chance Magali Capdevilalleand he fired the ball directly from the air into the goal.
Spain was clearly above the neck in the match, as according to statistics the team had 32 goal situations against three in Finland. Norway also lost 0-4 to Spain, but the match was much smoother.