Aitana Bonmatí’s 113′ Wonder Goal Sends Spain to Historic Women’s Euro Final

⚔️ Dominance in Possession, Tense Defense

In a tightly contested match in Zürich, Spain controlled the ball with an impressive 68.8% possession, showing superior passing accuracy (89.5%) throughout the game. Germany, meanwhile, focused on disciplined defending and quick transitions.

Despite Spain’s dominance on the ball, Germany's goalkeeper delivered several crucial saves to keep the match level during regular time.

🏹 Near Misses Raise the Stakes

Spain came close early on when Irene Paredes struck the post with a powerful header. Germany had their own chances, but Spain’s keeper stayed sharp, denying multiple threats with confident interventions.

With both teams committed defensively, the match remained goalless through 90 tense minutes.

🌟 Extra-Time Heroics: Aitana’s Magic

The deadlock was finally broken in the 113th minute. Aitana Bonmatí, ever the big-game player, drifted into the left channel, created a sliver of space, and fired a stunning low shot into the near post. Her celebration was one of pure passion—and relief—as Spain edged closer to history.

It was a moment that defined not just the match, but the tournament.

📈 Performance by the Numbers

• Possession: Spain 68.8%

• Passing Accuracy: Spain 89.5%

• Total Passes: Over 850

• Shots on Target: Spain 7, Germany 2

Spain’s control of the match was not just visual—it was statistical. Their fluid ball movement, control in midfield, and patience in attack ultimately wore down the German resistance.

🎉 What It Means: A Historic Final Awaits

This victory sends Spain to their first-ever Women’s Euro final, ending a long chapter of close calls. The win also marks a major milestone in the country’s rise in women’s football, building on recent international success.

Spain now prepares to face a formidable opponent in the final, with the chance to lift the European trophy for the first time.

✅ Key Takeaways

• Spain’s possession and precision were the backbone of their strategy

• Germany defended bravely but couldn’t convert their chances

• Aitana Bonmatí proved, once again, why she’s one of the world’s best

• Spain earns a well-deserved shot at continental glory