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Title: Spain vs. England Highlights | 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Final
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SETklkU1G8Y
Spain and England faced off in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup final, looking to bring to glory to their nations. Check out the top moments and highlights here!

Title: Spain win historic FIFA Women's World Cup final against England
URL: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/live-blog/womens-world-cup-final-fifa-england-team-spain-rcna100642
The latest news on the final game of the FIFA Women's World Cup starring England and Spain. This is the first championship appearance for both women's national teams. ... Updated Aug. 20, 2023 ...

Title: Women's World Cup Final - The New York Times
URL: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/08/20/sports/womens-world-cup-final-england-spain
It can even take a team, one that had prepared for this World Cup in arguably the worst possible way, to the biggest game of all, the grandest stage, and then sweep it past England, the European champion, the favorite, the game’s new heavyweight, by a single goal, 1-0.
Spain, put simply, shone too brightly to be dimmed: the drive of Olga Carmona, the intelligence of Mariona Caldentey, the burning possibility of Salma Paralluelo and, most of all, the brilliance of Aitana Bonmatí. Women’s World Cup FinalSpain Beats England to Win Its First World Cup
Finishing a difficult year with a dominant performance, Spain won an all-European final and set a new standard for women’s soccer.
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For Spain, a triumphant end to a troubled year.
 Twice, Spain had come close to a reward: Once, when Alba Redondo scuffed her finish after a fine, sweeping move that encompassed the vast majority of the team, and again when Mary Earps, the England goalkeeper, produced a fine save to deny Salma Paralluelo, the teenage forward drafted into the team for the biggest game of her young career.
 The federation and the coaching staff would like to believe that those frustrations have been resolved, that a more relaxed approach from Vilda and a more suitable financial commitment from the Spanish authorities — the squad now has a full complement of support staff, including both a nutritionist and a psychologist — have addressed the players’ concerns.
 Generally, FIFA will wait until after the game to declare the winners of the World Cup’s five individual awards, the ones that players profess not to care about but which they all make a habit of mentioning volubly and frequently in the years that follow.


Title: 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup final - Wikipedia
URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_FIFA_Women's_World_Cup_final
Over the next few minutes, the match was played from end to end, with chances in for both teams.[65]
When England right wing-back Lucy Bronze attempted a dribble through the midfield, Spanish players dispossessed her and the ball was sent to Carmona, who took a tight-angled low shot past Earps and into the right corner of the net, scoring the only goal of the match in the 29th minute.[65] Spanish media noted that although Spain's team featured more players from Barcelona than any other club, the goal did not come from possession play but from a quick counterattack, more like the play of Real Madrid, which the Spain women's team had increasingly played like.[66] England struggled after conceding the goal, allowing a confident Spain more chances,[49][65] though Spain's only shot on target in the rest of the half came when defender Irene Paredes was given space in the box to head the ball from a free kick in the 37th minute, which Earps kept out. Hermoso issued a statement through her union, Futpro, with the union saying the kiss was unacceptable and that they were working on seeing it punished.[86]
The RFEF called an extraordinary general meeting for 25 August.[86]
Broadcasting[edit]
In Spain, the World Cup was broadcast by Televisión Española (TVE), with an average of 5.6 million viewers and a peak of 8.9 million.[90] In addition, public streaming service RTVE Play gathered almost one million viewers, with a total of 2.1 million views.[90] Post-match celebrations were followed by 6.2 million people, with a peak of 8.7 million.[90]
In the United Kingdom, the final was watched by a peak audience of 14.8 million and average of 13.3 million on BBC One and ITV1.[91] The BBC reported 12 million peak viewers on BBC One, with an additional 3.9 million views on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport.[92]
The match was watched by a peak audience of 5.54 million viewers in Australia.[93] Spain used their control to slow the game and frustrate England, with England's only chance in the added time being a weak Kelly cross cleared by Spain's ample defense; Spain had their own chances in added time, with a sliding block from Bronze preventing Paralluelo's shot in the 98th minute.[65] England's attacks led to a corner taken in the 104th minute, which was held by Coll and the match ended.[49]
Incidents[edit]
In the 23rd minute of the match, a man ran onto the field wearing an anti-Putin t-shirt, halting play briefly while England was waiting to take a free kick.[67] She became the first American referee to officiate a World Cup final after previously being the head referee for four matches of the World Cup including the semi-final between Australia and England,[41] thus becoming the third referee ever and the first since Ivan Eklind in the 1934 men's World Cup to officiate a single World Cup semi-final and the final.[42] Penso had been a FIFA international referee since 2021,[43] refereed the 2021 NWSL Championship Game and had also become the first female referee in Major League Soccer history. The action drew criticism, particularly towards the continued sexism in the sport, and calls for Rubiales's resignation.[80] In a separate incident at the end of the match, Rubiales was filmed pointing to the Spain players before grabbing his crotch, with the obscene gesture further criticised as he was standing next to the teenage Infanta Sofía.[81]
After Hermoso had said she did not expect or like the kiss, Rubiales entered the players' dressing room, reportedly throwing his arm around Hermoso and joking about marrying her in Ibiza.[82]

Title: Spain wins the 2023 Women's World Cup - CNN
URL: https://www.cnn.com/sport/live-news/england-spain-womens-world-cup-final/index.html
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Prince William says the Lionesses have made the "nation proud" after World Cup final loss
From CNN's Issy Ronald and Matias Grez
Prince William has paid tribute to the "spirit" of the Lionesses after they were defeated 1-0 by Spain in the Women's World Cup final
"Although it’s the result none of us wanted, Lionesses you have done yourselves and this nation proud," he wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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Mary Earps says she would trade her Golden Glove for a gold medal "any day"
From CNN's Hilary Whiteman in Sydney and Issy Ronald in London
Goalkeeper Mary Earps was one of England's star performers in the Women's World Cup final, her acrobatic saves keeping the Lionesses in the tournament and within touching distance of Spain throughout the final.
 William, the president of England's Football Association, sent a message of support to the Lionesses ahead of Sunday's final but has received plenty of criticism for his decision not to travel to Sydney, with many suggesting that he would have attended had it been the men's team in the final.
 Earps' consistent brilliance throughout the competition won her the Golden Glove awarded to the best goalkeeper of the World Cup, but she told reporters after the 1-0 defeat to La Roja that she would "have traded it any day for a gold medal," though she might appreciate her achievement "when the emotion settles. "
England manager Sarina Wiegman lauds her team for "overcoming so many challenges"
From CNN's Issy Ronald
England manager Sarina Wiegman paid tribute to her Lionesses for "overcoming so many challenges" at the Women's World Cup, including losing several key players before the tournament due to injury.



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