who won the women's football world cup 2023 final Spain has won the title for the first time by defeating England in the Women's Football World Cup final. Spain won the match played in Sydney, Australia 1-0.
Known as 'The Lionesses', the England team was hoping to win the first Football World Cup for the country since 1966. Then the men's team of England won the title. But the Spanish team broke his hopes with their amazing game.
When the whistle rang to end the match, the England players sat down on their knees. There were tears in his eyes. At the same time, the players of Spain were swinging in happiness.
Spanish domination
Spain captain Olga Carmona scored the only goal for the team. In the first half, she dodged England goalkeeper Mary Earps and put the ball in the goalpost. England manager Sagina Weikmann tried Lauren James and Chloe Kelly at half time but Spain gave England no chances to make a comeback. Sagina has to face defeat in the final for the second time in a row.
However, under him, England have lost only the second match in two years. Mary Arps couldn't hold the ball just once. However, he made several successful saves in the match and was awarded the Golden Glove Award, ie the best goalkeeper of the tournament.
Calculated equal
Spain retaliated strongly. This team dominated most of the time in the match. Spain got many chances to double their lead but the player could not convert them into goals. The Spanish team proved itself to be a contender for the title with its game. But the England team will definitely feel that they have missed a good chance to get the trophy.
Spain had won only one match in the Women's World Cup before this World Cup. Spain had to face defeat at the hands of England in the quarter-finals of Euro 2022. Then England won 2-1 after trailing, but Spain did not give England such an opportunity in Sydney.
Spanish party night
On the night of the final, the streets of Sydney were painted in the colors of Spain and England.
England's supporters gathered in large numbers to cheer for their team. He had arrived with a drum and was showing enthusiasm even while coming to the stadium, but the supporters of Spain got the last chance
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