This year's Women's World Cup final is an absolute dream matchup between the Spanish and English women's soccer teams as they battle it out to become the first ever Women's World Cup champions in the history of their countries.
England beat Spain in the last 8 of the Women's Europa League last year, so perhaps the Three Lions have a psychological advantage, but I'm sure the Raging Bulls will be hoping to avenge their elimination.
England have played a 3-5-2 in their last 4 matches, with the best performance against Australia in my opinion. A pair of wingbacks in the form of Bounce and Rachel Daly are very dangerous on the wing and should cause problems for a pair of Spanish players in the box.
As both sides tend to play with the ball at their feet, I think the key to victory will be the midfield battle between Kira Vasco and Bomardi, who both play for Barcelona. Both of them are skillful individuals, able to control the pace of the game and have excellent vision to make precise transmissions to their teammates.
As for the front line, Lauren Hampson and Alexia Russo are doing very well together. They are capable of scoring goals, creating goals for their teammates and causing problems for the opposing team's defense when they are not on the ball, so I think they will be a great threat.
Even though Laurence will be back from his suspension, I think Vivian will play the same starting eleven, and the Chelsea striker will be on the bench, giving the team another option when they want to make changes to the team's lineup.
Spain's road to the final was quite rocky, but they beat a very physical team in Holland and Sweden to reach the final, showing their true colors.
The Raging Bulls have scored 17 goals so far, which is the most in this year's Women's World Cup. Jennifer Boots Mosel and Abalone Dundee have scored 3 goals each, and are undoubtedly the team's most dangerous players, but my biggest question is whether or not the superstar Bella Lullo will be a regular in the starting lineup. She has scored in both of the last two matches, so she is definitely capable of causing problems for England's defense.
