The goal scored by Lucía Corrales in the 90th minute carried the Spanish team to the final in the final. The Women’s Under-17 World Cup takes place in a duel in India against Germany, which won the European title last May.

Spain took it seriously Bosnia and Herzegovina Euro 2022 return match, Kenio Gonzalo’s team touched the trophy with their fingertips until Germany’s Mara Alber’s goal evened the match and took it to penalties, and the Germans won the championship.

Alber was just about to score with a powerful shot into the goal, taking advantage of his shot. Spanish goalkeeper Sofia Fuente’s goal in the 20th minute, however, after a lengthy VAR review, the goal was disallowed due to offside.

From then on, the game took a more aggressive tone. Both teams started to attack and created scoring opportunities, especially in the extra time of the first half.

Sara Ortega fired a long shot approaching the crossbar with additional time and Vicky López played two minutes later. a great internship in rival territory that ended in nothing.

The aggressive tone of La Roja and The Germans continued throughout the second half.

Olaya Enrique got a chance in the 58th minuteHe grazed the crossbar and López insisted on a free kick in the 72nd minute.

Alber threatened with a clear chance at the 75th minute: It fell into the hands of Sofía Fuente, and a minute later the Spaniard Carla Camacho unsuccessfully approached the opposite target.

With the match leading to penalties, The Spanish team’s throw-in ended at the feet of Corrales, who scored La Roja’s winning goal.

This is how Spain will defend next Sunday World Cup champion title against Colombia teamThey won the first match of the group stage (1-0) and eliminated Nigeria on penalties, making it to the final for the first time in its history.

Data sheet:

0 – Germany: Lina Altenburg; Emily Wallrabenstein; Jella Veit; Mathilde Janzen; Laura Gloning; Pauline Platner; Alara Martyrs (Lilith Schmidt m.65); Svea Stoldt; Mary Albert; Marie Steiner (Melina Kreuger m.72) and Paulina Bartz (Laila Portella m.73).

1 – Spain: Sofia Source; Judit Pujols, Sandra Villafane, Marina Artero, Sara Ortega (Noe Correro m.60), Vicky López, Cristina Libran (Lucía Corrales m.71), Marina Rivas, Carla Camacho (Ainoha Alguacil m.86), Jone Amezaga (Laia Martret ) m.60) and Paula Partido (Olaya Enrique, m.46).

Aim: 0-1, m.90: Lucia Corrales.

judge: Rebecca Welch from England. warned Schmidt (m.70) from Germany; and Pujols (52+) and López (82) from Spain.

Events: The second semi-final of the Under-17 Women’s World Cup held in India was played at the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Goa.