Cardona leads Spain to the quarter-finals after an exciting match against Denmark

30′ – Yellow – Laila Al-Wahabi

90′ – Goal – Marta Cardona (0-1)
89′ – Yellow – Stein Larsen
80′ – Follow Catherine Feggy to Sarah Holmgard
80′ – Follow Athena del Castillo by Laia Alexandri
74′ – Follow Rick Madsen by Stein Larsen
73′ – Janie Thompson followed Nadia Nadim
58′ – Follow Catherine Cole by St. Trolsgaard

Women’s European ChampionshipRound 316-07-2022 21:00

Spain, one of the favorites to win the tournament in advance, had to fight for a place in the quarter-finals. Against Denmark it looked like 0-0 for a long time, but shortly before that Cardona secured progress on the counter-attack.

Denmark, which had to win to be able to qualify, reached the final of the previous European Championship, and now star player Bernel Harder’s team is stranded in the group stage with a score of 3 out of 9.

Spain, which has to dispense with injured top player Alexia Putillas in this European tournament, will face England in the quarter-finals in a final.

The second half, the 94th minute, the game is over
Raising the assistant referee’s flag: Marta Cardona (Spain) was an offside. Second half, 93rd minute.
Olga Carmona (Spain) crosses the head of Marta Cardona, who leads 0-1 into the net. Second half, 90th minute.
A goal during the second half, the 90th minute of the Spanish Marta Cardona. 0, 1.
The second half, the 90th minute. Cardona offers the redemption: 0-1 for Spain.

Cardona provides payback: 0-1 to Spain
Denmark’s Stein Larsen is yellow card during the second half, 89th minute
Sanne Troelsgaard (Denmark) hits the target with her right foot, but her shot goes too far. Second half, 87th minute.
Marta Cardona (Spain) hits the goal with her right foot, but her shot went too far. Second half, 85th minute.
Aitana Ponmate (Spain) can tackle with her right foot, but her shot is blocked. Second half, 85th minute.
Mabe Leon takes the corner for Spain. The ball falls in the middle in front of the goal. Second half, 84th minute.
Sophie Jung Pedersen (Denmark) summoned by the referee. I went away in Ester Gonzalez (Spain). Second half, 83rd minute.
Nadia Nadim (Denmark) is called up by the referee. I went away in Mabe Leon (Spain). Second half, 82nd minute.
The referee called up Sarah Holmgard (Denmark) again. Went away in Marta Cardona (Spain). Second half, 80th minute.
The second half, the 80th minute. Substitution in Denmark, Sarah Holmgard in, Catherine Weggy outside
The second half, the 80th minute. A substitution in Spain, Laya Alexandri entered, and Athena del Castillo went away.
Karin Holmgard (Denmark) puts her head up against the ball, but she can’t frame. Second half, 79th minute.
Sophie Young Pedersen takes the corner for Denmark. The ball falls in the middle in front of the goal. Second half, 79th minute.
Saved by Sandra Paños (Spain), who can fend off the ball while diving. Second half, 78th minute.
Nadia Nadim (Denmark) attacks with her right… Second half, 78th minute.

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Cardona leads Spain to the quarter-finals after an exciting match against Denmark | European Women’s Championship 2022

Raising the assistant referee’s flag: Marta Cardona (Spain) was an offside.

Target Spain

Cardona provides payback: 0-1 to Spain

Sanne Troelsgaard (Denmark) hits the target with her right foot, but her shot goes too far.

Marta Cardona (Spain) hits the goal with her right foot, but her shot went too far.

Aitana Ponmate (Spain) can tackle with her right foot, but her shot is blocked.

Mabe Leon takes the corner for Spain. The ball falls in the middle in front of the goal.

Sophie Jung Pedersen (Denmark) summoned by the referee. I went away in Ester Gonzalez (Spain).

Nadia Nadim (Denmark) is called up by the referee. I went away in Mabe Leon (Spain).

The referee called up Sarah Holmgard (Denmark) again. Went away in Marta Cardona (Spain).

Karin Holmgard (Denmark) puts her head up against the ball, but she can’t frame.

Sophie Young Pedersen takes the corner for Denmark. The ball falls in the middle in front of the goal.

Saved by Sandra Paños (Spain), who can fend off the ball while diving.

Nadia Nadim (Denmark) attacks her right…

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