Games-Chile go for gold without a specialist keeper in Pan Am Games final
(Reuters) - Chile will have to do without a specialist goalkeeper when they play the final of the women's soccer tournament at the Pan Am Games agains...
Source: whbl.com
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Games-Chile go for gold without a specialist keeper in Pan Am Games final
(Reuters) - Chile will have to do without a specialist goalkeeper when they play the final of the women's soccer tournament at the Pan Am Games against Mexico on Friday. Local media reported that Luis Mena's team would use striker Franchesca Canig...
Source: kfgo.com
Chaos, confusion and compromise as majority of Spain squad agree to end boycott
Players who went on strike will represent Spain for the first time since winning the World Cup after several days of drama and uncertainty
Source: theathletic.com
Spain call up most of World Cup squad despite player protests; Jenni Hermoso not included
Several of the Spain players on strike from playing for the women’s national team had not been told they were going to be called up for their upcoming Nations League fixtures this month. Spain’s head coach Montse Tome has selected most of the 23 players who won the Women’s World Cup in her first squad, with matches against Sweden and Switzerland to come this month. Fifteen of the World Cup players have retained their places. Jenni Hermoso, Ivana Andres, Irene Guerrero, Laia Codina, Alba Redondo, Salma Paralluelo, Rocio Galvez and Claudia Zornoza have not been sele...
Source: theathletic.com
Spain players weren't told about Nations League squad call-up amid strikes
Several of the Spain players on strike from playing for the women’s national team had not been told they were going to be called up for their upcoming Nations League fixtures this month. Spain’s head coach Montse Tome has selected most of the 23 players who won the Women’s World Cup in her first squad, with matches against Sweden and Switzerland to come this month. Fifteen of the World Cup players have retained their places. Jenni Hermoso, Ivana Andres, Irene Guerrero, Laia Codina, Alba Redondo, Salma Paralluelo, Rocio Galvez and Claudia Zornoza have not been sele...
Source: theathletic.com