The Women's World Cup round of eight kicks off today with the first match between Spain and the Netherlands in a fierce battle. In the Round of 16, Spain Women's Football Team defeated Switzerland Women's Football Team by a score of 5-1, fully demonstrating their power to win the championship, and heading towards the first international championship in the team's history. Facing the Dutch women's soccer team, which is also full of attacking power, the Spanish women's soccer team has no weakness on the attacking end, scoring at least three goals in each of the last four matches, and is expected to set a new goal scoring record again in this match. (Live on Now 630 Friday morning at 9:00 a.m., not to be missed!)
The Spanish women's soccer team has been in the limelight in this year's tournament, and in fact, their performance has been quite stable. Although they suffered a heavy defeat against Japan in the last round of the group stage, their status as the favorites has not been affected. In this year's tournament, the Spanish women's soccer team has won 3 and lost 1 out of 4 matches, scored 13 goals and conceded 5 goals in total, which is an amazing attacking power. In the last match, the frontline players led by the scorer Bomardi performed outstandingly, and the self-confidence of the players is bursting, and they are not afraid to face any opponent, so they are going to make a full impact on the quarter-finals.
