Spain qualifies for Euro 2025 with goals from Irene Paredes and Lucía García
The Spanish women’s soccer team came back from 0-2 down this Tuesday Denmark in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and sealed his mathematical classification for the Eurocup 2025 from Switzerland with two days left (3-2).
The Nordics took the lead in the 18th minute through Thomsenwhich increased the advantage in the 71st minute, putting the team that trains against the ropes Montse Toméwho two minutes later shortened the distance through Irene Paredes, also the author of the tying goal in the 76th minute. Both goals were the result of corner kicks finished off by the legazpiarra. In ’92, Lucia Garcia achieved the final 3-2 with a pass from Teresa Abelleira.
Denmark jumped into the Heliodoro with the same proposal as in the Vejle Stadium: a high and hard pressure that made it difficult for the opponents to get the ball out and play. The world champion did not start the match well and that hindered her during the first 45 minutes, which were excessively erratic and unreliable. After the break, the departure of Lucía García and Mariona Caldentey gave freshness on the wings, and they finally achieved the comeback and qualification for the Euro Cup.
DATA SHEET
Spain (3): Rodríguez; Hernández (Fernández, min.60), Méndez, Paredes, Ouahabi; Hermoso (Vilamala, min.69), Aleixandri (Abelleira, min.45+3), Putellas; Del Castillo (García, min.46), Paralluelo and Navarro (Caldentey, min.46).
Denmark (2): Ostergaard; Thoegersen, Faerge, Ballisager, Veje; Thomsen, Holmgaard (Svava, min.60), Snerle (Kühl, min.60), Hasbo (Troelsgard, min.82), Holmgard; Bruun (Vangsgaard, min.60) and Harder.
-Goals
0-1, minute 4. Thomsen.
0-2, minute 72. Thomsen.
1-2, minute 74. Vilamala.
2-2, minute 77. Paredes 3-2, minute 92. García.
-REFEREE: Maria Caputi (ITA). She cautioned Paredes (min.32), for Spain, and Hasbo (min.78), for Denmark.
-STADIUM: Heliodoro Rodríguez López of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 17,532 spectators.
Source: Eitb
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