🚨It's set: Germany and Spain to battle for the Nations League title | OneFootball

The German team secured a spot in the final of the UEFA Women's Nations League by overcoming France in the semifinals. After a narrow 1-0 victory in the first leg, the German team sealed the tie in the second leg match held today at the Stade Michel-d'Ornano in Caen.

The German team started with a short but valuable lead, obtained with Klara Bühl's goal in the first leg. France, driven by a full stadium, needed a comeback to reach the final but faced a tactically solid and organized Germany.

The match was played under maximum tension, with both teams prioritizing not making mistakes. Although the French team had moments of dominance and several approaches to the area, the German defense, led by their goalkeeper, remained firm. The lack of decisiveness in the final meters punished the French team.

Finally, Germany managed to control the pace at key moments in the second half. With impeccable order, Christian Wück's team protected their overall lead with the 2-2 in France, securing the ticket to the final.

The final aggregate score frustrates France's aspirations to break their ceiling in European competitions and confirms Germany's resurgence on the continental stage. Now, the Germans will play the grand Nations League final against Spain, who defeated Sweden in the first round.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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