Spain dominates Belgium: 6-2 victory at EM-2025!

Spain dominates Belgium: 6-2 victory at EM-2025!

On July 7, 2025, an outstanding game between Spain and Belgium was held as part of the European women's European Championship, which ended with a clear 6-2 victory for the Spaniards. Alexia Putellas showed an outstanding performance and scored the 1-0 lead for Spain in the 22nd minute. However, Belgium quickly equalized: Justine Vanhaevermaet achieved the equalization with a corner in the 24th minute. Captain Irene Paredes brought Spain again in the 39th minute with another header.

After the half -time break, Aitana Bonmatí came into play and made another goal almost immediately. In the 50th minute, however, Belgium cheered again when Hannah Eurling scored a goal that was recognized despite an initially struck off-road decision after the VAR check. Spain, however, quickly gave the answer: just two minutes later Putellas Esther Gonzalez, who scored the 3: 2.

dominant performance of Spain

Spain's dominance continued when Mariona Caldentey met in the 61st minute after a corner kick, followed by a precise shot by Claudia Pina in the Kreuzeck in the 81st minute. Finally, Alexia Putellas crowned her impressive performance with another goal in the 86th minute. Despite this convincing idea, coaches and analysts express concerns about the defensive susceptibility of the team, which was also a problem in the past.

Putellas, who prepared intensively for this competition, previously reflected on her injury, which she had suffered before the last European Championship 2022. She injured herself on the cruciate ligament and therefore could not play what a significant influence on Spain's tedious way to the quarter -finals against England. In the current season with Barcelona, ​​she not only won the Domestic Treble, but also appeared as one of the favorites for the award as a world footballer of the year. Nevertheless, the win of the EM remains its primary goal.

European Championship 2025 in focus

The European women's European Championship 2025 in Switzerland set records before the start. Nadine Kessler, UEFA director of women's football, emphasizes the great importance of the tournament for the development of women's football. With 600,000 of 673,000 tickets available, more tickets have already been sold than at the previous EM 2022, which recorded 574,875 spectators.

With a net loss of 20 to 25 million euros, UEFA expects to make football the most popular women's sport in Switzerland. The current proportion of football players in Switzerland is only 1.1% of the female population, which underlines the need for further funding and support.

The emotional return of Aitana Bonmatí, which has recovered from an illness, complements the team, which meets Portugal, Belgium and Italy in the group phase. Putellas and her team are determined to build on their success with this strong team performance and possibly lead the EM 2025 to their first title.

One of the other topics of the tournament is the commitment of the UEFA to invest in training programs for trainers, referees and managers in order to secure the future of women's football in the long term.

The numbers and highlights of the tournament illustrate how significant the event for the development and attention of women's football is and can change the face of sport in Switzerland. In the coming time, all eyes will be aimed at the performance of the teams and the exciting atmosphere.

For more details on the exciting match and the upcoming games, visit [Kleine Zeitung] (https://www.kleinezeitung.at/service/newsticker/newsticker_sport/19878710/spanierinen-deklassieren-be--mit-6-- also News] (https://apnews.com/article/alexia-putellas-spain-euro-2025-0652cd420f8f9a016c6f7207cfbf1adc) and and [Sportschau] (https://www.sportschau.de/fussball/frauen-em/em-2025-uefas-teures-leuchtm-projekt ,ueffafrauenem-ueberlicht- Turnier-Zuschauer-Verwäds-100.html).