Spain women’s U20 team wins World Cup after penalty shootout

Spain’s women’s Under-20 team won the World Cup by defeating North Korea 4-3 in penalties following a 0-0 draw in regular time. Goalkeeper Laia López played a crucial role, saving two penalty kicks during the shootout. The victory highlights Spain's growing prominence in women's football. Meanwhile, the Manchester City trial has led to renewed interest in the Negreira Case in Spain, addressing inconsistencies in administrative sanctions between leagues. In other news, Portugal's João Félix scored twice in recent Nations League matches, while Germany suffered a 1-0 loss to Greece, raising concerns about their squad's performance.

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