Spain sets the standard at Women's World Cup with 3-0 win, 45 shots on goal
When Alexis Putellas finally made her entry into Spain's opener at the Women's World Cup against Costa Rica on Friday, the match was already won.
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When Alexis Putellas finally made her entry into Spain's opener at the Women's World Cup against Costa Rica on Friday, the match was already won.
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