Spain beat Germany to claim second Women's Nations League title | OneFootball

Spain won the UEFA Women's Nations League title for the second time by defeating Germany 3-0 this Tuesday at the Metropolitano stadium in Madrid, in the second leg of the final, after a 0-0 draw last week in Kaiserslautern.

Three goals in less than 15 minutes, two from Claudia Pina (61′ and 74′) and one from Vicky López (68′), secured the victory and the title for the Spanish, who were coming off a penalty shootout defeat to England in the Euro final in July.

Coach Sonia Bermúdez’s team, which performed considerably better than in the first leg, controlled possession and created the clearest chances, although the score remained goalless in the first half.

After the break, taking advantage of the Germans’ fatigue, Spain increased the tempo and Pina scored the first with a shot from the edge of the area.

Soon after, 19-year-old López curled a left-footed shot to extend the lead for ‘La Roja’, before Pina, with another beautiful long-range strike, sealed the score.

“We had only one goal, which was to win, and we did it,” said the top scorer of the night after the match.

“This team is very ambitious and we really wanted to keep winning, so now it’s time to enjoy it,” celebrated Bermúdez in turn.

This is Spain’s second title in two editions of the Women’s Nations League. In February 2024, the team beat France in the final 2-0, when the title was decided in a single match.

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