Defeating England, Spain won the 2023 Women's World Cup

Spain women's team won the 2023 Women's World Cup after a dramatic defeat of England.

Spain 1-0 England.

The two teams started the game with great enthusiasm, playing an attacking game at high speed. England created the first chance, but Laurent Hemp's shot was too weak. In the 16th minute, he had a better shot, but the crossbar denied her the chance.

Spain responded with Alba Redondo threatening the goal from close range, but the number 17 shot straight at goalkeeper Mary Earps.

Carmona became the hero of the Spanish team in the final.

Many dangerous chances were missed but fans knew that goals would soon come with the open play of both teams. And the scoreboard changed in the 29th minute. Receiving a pass from Maria Caldentey, Olga Carmona accelerated before finishing hard to open the scoring for Spain.

The goal put Spain back into the groove. They had more possession than their opponents. England, meanwhile, were determined to win the ball back but were powerless against the excellent skills of Jenni Hermoso and her teammates.

In the second half, the Three Lions brought on Lauren James and Chloe Kelly. This change helped them gradually regain control of the game. While playing well, coach Sarina Wiegman's team was unexpectedly penalized with an 11-meter penalty because Keira Walsh touched the ball with her hand in the penalty area.

However, Jennifer Hermoso could not beat goalkeeper Mary Earps. Having clearly escaped a goal, the English team focused on attacking in the remaining time. However, the Spanish defense was extremely solid. In the final minutes, they even controlled the ball and attacked more than their opponents.

1-0 was the final score. The Spanish team won the Women's World Cup for the first time.