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    Women’s World Cup: Spain and Japan Secure Knockout Stage Berths

    Philipp NennBy Philipp NennMay 4, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The FIFA Women’s World Cup continues to deliver thrilling action, and two teams have recently stamped their tickets to the knockout stage. Let’s dive into the latest updates from the tournament.

    Spain Dominates Zambia with 5-0 Victory

    In an impressive display of firepower, Spain defeated Zambia with a commanding scoreline of 5-0. Jennifer Hermoso and Alba Redondo were the show’s stars, each netting twice during the match.

    The scoring spree began early when Teresa Abelleira found the back of the net in the ninth minute. Jennifer Hermoso continued the momentum, scoring in the 13th and 70th minutes. Alba Redondo joined the party with goals in the 69th and 85th minutes.

    Spain’s goalkeeper, Misa Rodriguez, made two crucial saves, ensuring that Zambia couldn’t find their way onto the scoresheet. With this victory, Spain advances to the knockout stage, setting up an exciting showdown with Japan for the top spot in Group C.

    Japan Secures Knockout Spot with 2-0 Win Over Costa Rica

    Japan secured their place in the knockout round with a 2-0 victory over Costa Rica. The Japanese team displayed their skill and precision, making their presence felt on the field.

    Hikaru Naomoto opened the scoring for Japan in the 25th minute. She capitalized on a slip from Costa Rican defender Maria Paula Coto and unleashed a shot that beat the goalkeeper, Daniela Solera. Two minutes later, Aoba Fujino added another goal for Japan, converting from a sharp angle.

    Ayaka Yamashita, Japan’s goalkeeper, made two crucial saves to maintain her team’s lead, while Daniela Solera put up a valiant effort with ten stops for Costa Rica. Japan’s convincing victory secures their spot in the knockout stage and adds to the excitement of the tournament.

    Canada Triumphs Over Ireland with 2-1 Win

    In a Group B clash in Perth, Australia, Canada secured a hard-fought victory against Ireland with a final score of 2-1. The match featured exciting moments and showcased the determination of both teams.

    Ireland made an early statement with Katie McCabe’s goal in the fourth minute, courtesy of a well-executed corner kick. However, Canada responded just before halftime, benefiting from its plan in stoppage time to level the score at 1-1.

    The goal came in the 53rd minute when Adriana Leon found the net between two defenders. Canada’s goalkeeper, Kailen Sheridan, made five crucial saves to ensure her team’s victory, while Courtney Brosnan put up an impressive performance with six stops for Ireland.

    Canada will return to action against Australia, promising an exciting matchup in Melbourne. On the other hand, Ireland will face Nigeria in a battle that promises to keep fans on the edge of their seats in Brisbane, Australia.

    As the FIFA Women’s World Cup unfolds, each match brings new thrills, stunning goals, and unforgettable moments. Stay tuned for more updates as the world’s best teams compete for glory on the global stage.

    Originally posted 2023-09-21 18:35:44.

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