In the Olympic Women's Football Quarter-Final match on August 3, Beijing time, the Spanish women's football team and the Colombian women's football team staged a breathtaking match, and both players used sweat and passion to write this wonderful match.
At the beginning of the match, the Colombian women's soccer team showed a strong desire to attack. Maira Ramirez scored the first goal of the match with a low shot from a quick counterattack. The goal seemed to ignite the passion of the whole stadium, and the Colombian women's soccer team continued to attack the goal of Spain with great morale.
Shortly after, Lacey Santos increased the score to 2-0 with a brilliant shot from a difficult angle and with so much power that the Spanish goalkeeper was unable to stop the ball from going into the net despite her efforts to save it. At this point, the Spanish women's soccer team was under great pressure, but they did not give up and chose to be more active in the game.
Finally, in the 79th minute of the game, the Spanish women's soccer team was rewarded for their efforts. Jennifer Hermoso capitalized on an opportunity in a melee and added a goal to equalize the game for her team. This goal was a great morale booster for the Spanish team, who started to gradually find their rhythm in the game and tried to equalize the score.
As the game progressed, both players' fitness levels dropped significantly, but they continued to bite the bullet and keep fighting. Just when it looked like the game was going to end 2-1 in favor of the Colombian women, Irene Paredes stepped up in injury time and scored the equalizer to send the game into extra time.
In the extra time, both teams were exhausted, but they still tried their best to get every chance to score. However, despite the fact that both teams created a lot of offense, they were unable to change the score, and the game had to go into a more brutal penalty shootout.
In the penalty shootout, the Colombian women were the first to take penalties, but unfortunately, Usme and Salazar missed the penalties one after another, giving the Spanish women a chance to turn the game around. The Spanish women's soccer team showed high psychological quality and stable penalty kicks, they all hit the penalty kicks, including Bonmarte in the 4th round, which completely ended the suspense of the game.
In the end, the Spanish women's soccer team pursued two goals in a row after falling behind in the score, and beat the Colombian women's soccer team by a total score of 6-4 through penalty kicks, successfully advancing to the quarterfinals of the Olympic Women's Soccer Games.
