Anana Bonmati was one of the goals when Spain rioted against Portugal in the League of Women’s Nations (Miguel Riop)
Spain on Tuesday defeated Portugal 7–1 to top its group in the Women’s Nations League, while two late targets allowed France to win in Norway.
In Vigo, world champion Spain flew out of the trap, as Salma Pheralurelo opened the scoring in two minutes.
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Double-ragging women, Bellon D’Or Etana Bonmati flew six minutes later before adding a third to 12 minutes at 12 minutes.
Alexia Putles, the only woman with two Ballon D’Or Awards, scored the fourth two minutes of Spain before half an hour.
Spain showed its rhetoric side after the break as Mariona Caldantti reached the fifth position in the 47th minute.
Putles continued the route at 51 minutes as he showed his class with a perfect taking at the turn inside the box and finished.
Esther Gonzalez completed the scoring for Spanish on an hour, before Pina Fonseca created a consolation with 19 minutes left for visitors.
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The results left the top of the Spain A3, but the European champion England can later regain the top position when they travel to Belgium.
France won 2–0 in the Norwegian capital, thanking Sandy Baltimore and Clara Meto for two goals within the last 15-minute etiquette.
The deadlock over a stressful relationship was broken by Baltimore in the 76th minute with Team-Mate Grace Georo after one or two.
Meto then made the game safe after entering the field of playing the game as she was in a second at 85 minutes.
Frida Manam hit the bar for Norway shortly after, but Laurent Bonadei made 100 percent records to remain the only team in League A.
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France sits on a group A2 at a perfect 12 points. Norway is second at four points, while Iceland and Switzerland, who attracted 3–3, completed the pool.
In Group A1, Germany produced a bartestorming for the ROMP to win a 6–1 win over Scotland in Wolfsburg.
Real Madrid’s playmker Caroline Wear gave the Half-Time lead to the Half-Time lead while tapping at home after a goalkeeping error to the visitors in the 41st minute.
Celina Seerki scored two runs in six minutes and flipped the match on his head before the hour.
Giovanna Hoffmann caught a brace in the 64th and 65th minute, before Laura Freigang had two minutes later a fifth one with a cute backheld finish.
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Hafenheim Forward Sersi completed her hat -trick with 14 minutes left, when she carried out a fierce strike in the top corner.
Germany topped its group with 10 points, after a round gap with the Netherlands they defeated Austria 3–1.
Austria proceeded nine minutes earlier, when Vickpantin equaled a minute later. Daniel van de Donak and Vivian Midema turned into the second half for the Dutch.
Despite a 1–1 draw at Wales home, Sweden topped the Group A4, while Italy sat second in six points after winning 3–0 in Denmark.
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