Women’s World Cup: Salma Paralluelo keeper and Spain against England in the final, substitute Alexia Putellas

Spain striker Salma Paralluelo starts Sunday against England in the World Cup final in Sydney (12:00pm), while double Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas is a substitute. In front, the Spanish coach Jorge Vilda established the 19-year-old Spanish nugget, who made two sensational entries against the Netherlands and Sweden, and will be supported by Alba Redondo and Mariona Caldentey.

In between, the playmaker Ainata Bonmati, one of the players of the tournament, will be accompanied by Jennifer Hermoso, the greatest scorer in the history of La Roja, and Teresa Abelleira. Double Ballon d’or Alexia Putellas starts the final on the bench, although she is physically inside since returning from a knee injury. He did not shine, especially in the semi final against Sweden (2-1).

The Spanish starts at 11:

Coll – Batlle, Paredes, Codina, Carmona (cap.) – Bonmati, Teresa, Hermoso – Redondo, Paralluelo, Caldentey.

Coach: Jorge Vilda

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