Gwinn scores as Germany beats China 1-0; Spain and Norway open with wins

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Gwinn scores as Germany beats China 1-0; Spain and Norway open with wins

Spain won a game at the Women’s World Cup for the first time, beating South Africa 3-1 on Saturday in Le Havre behind two penalty kicks by Jennifer Hermoso.To get more beats china, you can visit shine news official website.
Spain, ranked No. 13 in the world, finished last in its group four years ago in Canada, the country's only other appearance in the tournament.
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Thembi Kgatlana scored in the 25th minute, dodging two defenders before putting her shot in the upper corner and out of goalkeeper Sandra Panos' reach. South Africa, ranked 49th, was making its first World Cup appearance.
Hermoso's first penalty kick tied it in the 69th minute after South Africa captain Janine Van Wyk was called for a hand ball. She made her second in the 82nd minute, again beating goalkeeper Andile Dlamini. Lucia Garcia added the final goal for Spain in the 89th minute.

Guro Reiten and Lisa Marie Utland scored to help Norway open the Women's World Cup with a 3-0 victory over Nigeria on Saturday night.
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The 1995 winners played without Ada Hegerberg, the 2018 FIFA Ballon d'Or winner who stepped down from the national team because of what she says are differences in the way the federation treats the men's and women's teams.
Reiten's deflected shot in the 17th minute gave Norway the lead, and Utland scored in the 34th minute. An own goal made it 3-0 and wrapped up scoring before the break.
Nigeria was hurt when defender Faith Michael was stretchered off after a collision with her goalkeeper early in the second half.

The Women's World Cup gripped French TV watchers after nearly 11 million people tuned in for France's opening match against South Korea on Friday.
National broadcaster TF1 said the viewing audience peaked at 10.9 million — a French TV record for a Women's World Cup match — attracting 44% of viewers overall.