Spain win first Euros knockout game, but aren’t finished yet

🌟 La Roja Break the Curse

BERN, Switzerland – Spain’s women’s team have finally done it!
For the first time in their history, La Roja have won a knockout game at the UEFA Women’s European Championships, beating hosts Switzerland 2-0 at the electric Wankdorf Stadium.

The reigning World Champions and tournament favorites are now through to the semifinals in Basel — and they are hungry for more.

⚔️ Match Summary

🔥 Key Highlights

✅ Historic Win – First-ever Euros knockout victory for Spain.
✅ World Champions Mentality – Controlled possession (65%) & 14 shots on target.
✅ Swiss Resistance – Goalkeeper Gaëlle Thalmann made 7 crucial saves, keeping the hosts alive until late.

⭐ Top Performers

🗣️ Post-Match Reactions

Aitana Bonmatí: “We’ve waited so long for this. But we’re not here just to make history — we’re here to win the trophy.”

Jorge Vilda (Coach): “We are proud, but focused. The real challenge starts now.”

🔜 What’s Next?

Spain will face either Germany or the Netherlands in the semifinals at Basel’s St. Jakob-Park next week.

🏆 Editor’s Take

La Roja have been World Champions, but this Euros win feels like a new chapter.

“They’ve cracked the code at the Euros — and now they’re chasing destiny.”