Montse Tomé Praises Spain’s Ruthless Form at Women’s Euro: “The Team Is Being Precise”
Spain books quarter-final spot after 6–2 rout over Belgium; Coach highlights clinical finishing and team confidence
Spain’s national team continues to dazzle at the Women’s Euro 2025, delivering another statement win on Monday (7) as they defeated Belgium 6–2 in the second round of Group B. The victory, led by a standout performance from Alexia Putellas, secured La Roja’s place in the quarter-finals with one matchday to spare.
“The Team Is Being Precise,” Says Coach Montse Tomé
Speaking after the game, Spain coach Montse Tomé emphasized the team’s sharp finishing and attacking efficiency, acknowledging that the squad is not only creating chances but also converting them at a high level.
“The team is very effective and that gives us confidence,” Tomé said.
“We are creating a lot of chances, but above all, we are managing to convert them. The team is being precise.”
Tomé acknowledged Belgium’s defensive resistance early on but praised her team’s ability to take control of the match rhythm and push through to a convincing win.
Spain’s Scoring Power on Display
Spain’s six-goal haul featured:
- 2 goals from Alexia Putellas
- Goals from Esther González, Mariona Caldentey, Irene Paredes, and Claudia Pina
Belgium managed two goals from Van Haevermaet and Eurlings, but ultimately couldn’t contain Spain’s attacking waves.
Update on Aitana Bonmatí: “She Wants to Play, But We Must Be Cautious”
Montse Tomé also addressed the condition of Aitana Bonmatí, who has been easing her way back into full fitness. According to the coach, the midfielder is eager to contribute more minutes but caution is the priority.
“If it were up to her, Aitana would play her best right now, but we need to be patient,” Tomé explained.
“She’s a key player for us. She will be 100%, but we must keep a cool head.”
Alexia Putellas “Having Fun” as She Leads the Charge
Tomé also praised Alexia Putellas, who seems to be returning to her best form at just the right time.
“You can see that she is having fun. She’s delivered two great matches. I’m very happy for her and for all the players,” the coach added.
Putellas’ leadership and scoring touch have been central to Spain’s dominant Euro run so far.
What’s Next: Spain vs. Italy for Group Supremacy
Spain will face Italy on Friday (11) at 4 p.m. (Brasília time) in the final match of the group stage. While already qualified, La Roja will aim to secure top spot in Group B, setting themselves up for a more favorable draw in the knockout phase.
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