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Sara Daebritz's 11th career international goal gave Germany another 1-0 win in this year's World Cup.

Germany solid but hardly spectacular in win over Spain at Women's World Cup

Germany moved to 2-0 at this year's Women's World Cup, but this team still has a lot to prove moving forward. Julien Laurens
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Jennifer Hermoso and her Spanish team have picked up a lot of momentum heading into the World Cup.

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A world power on the men's side, Spain's women's team has made a ton of progress over the past decade and enters the 2019 World Cup in what is arguably its highest point. Gustav Elvin
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Germany solid but hardly spectacular in win over Spain at Women's World Cup

VALENCIENNES, France -- Make that two wins in two tries for Germany in this year's World Cup, but once again, the team's performance was hardly convincing against a solid Spain team. The Germans were without their star playmaker, Dzsenifer Marozsán, for the first time since her toe injury last week against China. As it did against the Chinese, Germany played a bit by the scruff of the neck, winning 1-0. Spain might have regrets, though the squad put out a great performance and in some respects...

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Germany beat Spain to stay atop Group B

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Sara Daebritz scored the only goal of the game as Germany beat Spain 1-0 in their Women's World Cup Group B match on Wednesday to all but secure a spot in the next round.

The two-time champions, who beat China in their group opener, are on six points, with Spain in second on three. China and South Africa, who play each other on Thursday, have no points. Spain had more possession, but Germany looked more dangerous despite missing the injured Dzsenifer Marozsan.

Daebritz grabbed the winner on the...

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Spain come from behind to beat South Africa

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Spain rallied for a win in their World Cup opener on Saturday.

Jennifer Hermoso netted two second-half penalties and substitute Lucia Garcia added a last-minute goal as Spain came from behind to beat South Africa 3-1 at the Women's World Cup on Saturday.

Hermoso tucked away spot-kicks in the 69th and 82nd minutes to give Spain a winning start to their Group B campaign after South Africa, in their maiden appearance at the finals, took a surprise first-half lead.

The first penalty came after a handball by South Africa captain Janine van Wyk and the second after...

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2019 Women's World Cup team previews: Spain

A world power on the men's side, Spain's women's team has made a ton of progress over the past decade and enters France 2019 at what is arguably its highest point. Spain is back for its second straight and second-ever World Cup and will be keen to improve on a 20th-place finish in 2015. Its unbeaten qualifying campaign suggests the team is well-equipped to do just that, led by prolific Atletico Madrid striker Jennifer Hermoso.

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Neville wanted England to 'suffer' in win over Spain

England women's national team head coach Phil Neville shares his expectations for the Lionesses ahead of this summer's World Cup in France.
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Manager Phil Neville said he deliberately disrupted the rhythm of his England women's team with a double substitution in Tuesday's 2-1 friendly international win over Spain to test his players' defensive resolve ahead of the World Cup.

England were leading 2-0 after goals from Beth Mead and Ellen White when Neville replaced midfielder Jade Moore and forward Toni Duggan, who have more than 100 international caps between them, early in the second half.

He sent on the inexperienced duo of Lucy Staniforth...

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