Spain is experiencing one of the most important sporting events of the year this weekend. the Women’s team Final play world Cup of football Hosted by New Zealand in August, a match in which the team led by Jorge Vilda could make history if they can beat England.
And it is that the women’s team has only been able to win any World Cup so far Good moment for Spanish football It makes you think that this time glory can come. The fact that the team started the tournament in defeat and reached the final after a long-suffering game against Sweden suggests that perhaps this time it is time to pick up the victory. In addition, the team members knew how to put aside the internal disagreements that caused riots in the locker room: the union, experts say, is the key to their success.
The game will not be easy, because the England national team is also one of the favorites in the tournament and has never been crowned as the best team in the world. In general, there is great hope that the Spanish players will return with them The first starshe On the shirt after overcoming a lot of potholes.
Schedule and where to watch the match
The final will be held on Sunday sydney australia stadium, A wonderful stadium that was opened on the occasion of the Olympic Games hosted by the country in 2000 and can accommodate about 83,000 spectators. The players, who have so far played in other cities, have been adjusting to the capital since Tuesday.
The cutoff time will be 8:00 PM local time, or whatever it is at 12.00 hourss Peninsula Time or 11am for those watching from the UK. Both teams go to the final for the first time: so far the Spanish girls have taken part in three World Cups and the English six.
The important game will be broadcast by Spanish Radio Television (RTVE) on all its channels including TVE-UHD. This week the company announced that it will present the finale in Ultra High Definition on DTT, a modern system that has already begun to be used in the testing period. To enjoy this technology, all you need is a 4K compatible TV and a DVB-T2 tuner.
The broadcast is expected to achieve impressive numbers: in the semi-finals, an average of more than 1,921,000 viewers were already hooked on the red, with a screen share of 45.4%. Likewise, the finale can be followed through FIFA website (FIFA), which has many countries where live broadcasts are allowed.
Given the importance of the game, in addition, many will have the opportunity to enjoy it in the fresh air, On the big screens to follow the final in the company and, if all goes well, to be able to celebrate the victory. Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, A Coruña, Valladolid or Burgos are just some of the cities that are a ‘fan zone’ to rock with a choice.
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