Sport

We go back to that fantastic tournament, in which a group of friends added a new accolade to the national medal table five years ago. Only USA can beat our national team on Turkey World Cup in another new succes oof spanish sport.

Mª Carmen Izquierdo, María Escario or Paloma del Río broke the moulds in a world that seemed reserved for men. Their baton has been picked up by new generations, represented by Susana Guash, Sara Carbonero or Silvia Barba achieving greater visibility for women’s sports in the process.

They are living a dream in which multi-million figures are secondary. They like to play football and give it all on the field in every game. They are a new generation destined to go down in history beyond world cups and championships. The breakthrough performance of these young women is generating skyrocketing audience rates. We talked with the girls of the Spain Women's National Football Team. High up they fly!

There is a lot of Jorge Vilda in the Spain Women’s National Football Team’s spirit. Their coach is a prudent and consistent man with a strong vision—to turn our girls into one of the best football teams in the world.

To have two members of the same family playing basketball, like Tamara and Alberto Abalde Díaz, is nothing special. Nor is the fact that both made their hobby their job. What makes these two extraordinary is that they both play for the same club, Valencia Basket, and that they are both members of the Spanish national basketball team.