US EditionSpain Escapes Germany with 0-0 Draw in First Leg of Women’s Nations League Final
Spain relied on goalkeeper Cata Coll's six saves to hold Germany to a goalless draw in the first leg of the UEFA Women's Nations League final.
- On Friday, Germany and Spain women's national teams drew 0-0 at Fritz Walter Stadion, Kaiserslautern, in the UEFA Women's Nations League final first leg.
- While Germany dominated the first half, Spain appeared unrecognizable under sustained pressure and three-time Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmatí was largely absent as Spain defended deep.
- Spain goalkeeper Cata Coll made six saves, including stops against Franziska Kett and Klara Bühl, while Spain captain Irene Paredes cleared a Jule Brand strike off the line and Germany hit the woodwork twice.
- The second leg at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid on Tuesday will decide the title, with Spain appearing happy to take the draw and leaving everything to play for.
- Germany seek to add to their 11 major titles, while La Roja aim to retain the Nations League after winning the inaugural Nations League 2024 and reaching four finals.
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Germany Vs Spain, UEFA Women’s Nations League 2025 Final Leg 1: Die Nationalelf Fail To Break La Roja Deadlock
Spain withstood relentless German pressure to secure a goalless draw in the UEFA Women’s Nations League final first leg. Cata Coll’s superb goalkeeping and the woodwork kept the holders alive, leaving the trophy to be settled in Madrid
Spain came out alive from Kaiserslauten and will play as a champion of the Nations League on Tuesday in the Metropolitan before a Germany that undressed her as it was a long time ago...
Despite strong German domination, the Spaniards resisted in this final round of the Women's League of Nations (0-0).
Spain, current champion of the world and of the Nations League, will face the Germans in a final that will be played double game: the first match will be played in Kaiserslautern, while the decisive match back will be played in the Metropolitan Stadium Madrid. The selection that now directs Sonia Bermúdez sealed his pass to the final beating Sweden by 5-0 in the global semifinals: Spain won 4-0 at home with two doubles of Alexia Putellas and Cla…
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