“My colleagues told me they were going to put up a memorial.”

Everything pointed to an extension. Spain broke the dream with the tie, with Sweden touching down. But she appeared. On the left. got up And Wham. attacked Olga Carmona (Sevilla, 23 years old) became the new idol of the women’s La Roja team. An unforgettable destination. only Her colleagues already know how to thank her. “They told me they were going to make me a moment,” he admitted with a smile in his statements to Television Española. He had a bad time at the celebration. “They all jumped on me and I was suffocating.”

Trustworthy. Even though he missed two shots in the first half, he knew he could do it. Where he put his eye, he put the ball. “I tried to adjust a little more,” he said honestly with a smile. And boy did it. A bit of history put the women’s team in their first World Cup final. This is Spain’s second intercontinental tournament, following Vicente del Bosque’s triumph in South Africa in 2010. Again, on the other side of the world, La Roja is trying to be the best team on the planet. .

Carmona, with no time to think about what she has achieved, is already thinking about that Sunday morning at 12 in Spain. He is waiting for that moment. Long awaited. “We pulled off the epic,” a young woman blurted out, sure enough, “I’ve never experienced anything like it.” Now it’s on to pursue dreams. Who is the competitor? This Wednesday it will be known: England or Australia.