Spain continued their dominance of world football in Seville on Wednesday night, breezing past France to become the inaugural Women’s Nations League champions. Aitana Bonmatí and Mariona Caldentey’s goals secured a 2-0 victory in front of over 32,000 at La Cartuja that saw Montse Tomé’s side pick up another major trophy on the back of their World Cup success last summer.
Tomé was delighted with her side as they swept past an opponent considered one of the best in Europe. “I have a group with very experienced players and with new young players coming up,” she said. “They have a winning mentality and we can see that we can get the maximum potential out of them.
Continue reading…Spain continued their dominance of world football in Seville on Wednesday night, breezing past France to become the inaugural Women’s Nations League champions. Aitana Bonmatí and Mariona Caldentey’s goals secured a 2-0 victory in front of over 32,000 at La Cartuja that saw Montse Tomé’s side pick up another major trophy on the back of their World Cup success last summer.Tomé was delighted with her side as they swept past an opponent considered one of the best in Europe. “I have a group with very experienced players and with new young players coming up,” she said. “They have a winning mentality and we can see that we can get the maximum potential out of them. Continue reading…
