“It’s the worst possible news on the eve of the tournament,” said England midfielder Izzy Christiansen to BBC Sport. Spanish football journalist David Menayo called it “a jug of cold water” thrown over his nation.
They were referring to the loss of Alexia Putellas, who suffered a torn ACL on the eve of this past summer’s women’s Euro 2022, leaving Spain without their reigning Ballon d’Or winner. The loss of such a superstar was evident, as Spain, a pre-tournament favorite, looked tame in bowing out to England in the quarterfinals. Read More
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