In a high-stakes semifinal at the Euro 2025 tournament, Spain triumphed over Germany in a thrilling 2-1 victory, with Aitana Bonmatí delivering the decisive extra-time goal. The match, contested at the iconic Malmö Stadion in Sweden, saw both teams battle fiercely throughout the 90 minutes, with Spain’s attacking prowess and Germany’s defensive resilience creating a tightly contested encounter. Bonmatí’s strike, which came in the 114th minute, sealed Spain’s place in the final against England, which will be held in Berlin on July 13. The victory marked a significant moment for Spanish football, with Bonmatí becoming the first woman to score a decisive goal in a major European championship final since the tournament’s inception in 1984.
The Spanish coach, Josep Pujol, hailed Bonmatí’s performance as ‘impeccable’ and emphasized the team’s ‘unyielding spirit.’ The win will have lasting implications for the national team, which will seek to continue its impressive run in the tournament. Looking ahead, the final against England promises to be a captivating match, with both teams boasting strong rosters and high expectations. The result could have a profound impact on the future of women’s football in Europe, with the tournament’s success likely to inspire a new generation of players and fans alike.