will wear it Silvia Aguetewhich was decisive in the victory against Portugal which caused the second consecutive title of the European Women’s Futsal Championship to Spainrefused to feel like a hero despite stopping two of the penalty shootouts that settled the final.
The clash played in Gondomar de Oporto Multipurpose It ended with a three-goal draw and La Roja won the penalty shootout 1-4. The goalkeeper of Marin Futsal He had a great performance during the clash. And in the launches from six meters, to resolve the title, he stopped those executed by Ana Azevedo and Ana Pires.
“I don’t feel like a heroine because all the players gave their best and deserve to live this moment,” said the Spanish team’s goalkeeper. “It’s amazing to be here again and to be able to lift the trophy three years after the first,” he added.
Regarding the penalty shootout that resolved the match, the Spanish goalkeeper relativized her performance: “You never know what can happen when a match is decided on penalty shootouts. I tried to stay calm and focused. Nothing more”.
“Everyone has to keep working so that we can improve women’s futsal even more,” said the player from Marin Futsal.
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