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Asian striker makes history

VTC NewsVTC News21/08/2023


Japan women's team striker Hinata Miyazawa became the owner of the "Golden Boot" of the 2023 Women's World Cup with 5 goals. This striker scored a double against Zambia and Spain in the group stage and then scored 1 goal against Norway in the round of 16.

Spanish women's midfielder Aitana Bonmati received the 2023 Women's World Cup "Golden Ball" award for the best player. The Barca star was the conductor who led the Spanish women's team to the championship and contributed 3 goals and 2 assists.

The Silver Ball award for the 2023 Women's World Cup went to Aitana Bonmati's teammate, striker Jennifer Hermoso. Center-back Amanda Ilestedt received the Bronze Ball award after finishing third with the Swedish women's team.

Hinata Miyazawa is the top scorer of the 2023 Women's World Cup. (Photo: Reuters)

Hinata Miyazawa is the top scorer of the 2023 Women's World Cup. (Photo: Reuters)

Hinata Miyazawa is the first player to win the individual award, despite her team only reaching the quarter-finals. In previous Women's World Cups, the Golden Boot winners have either reached the final or played in the third-place match with their teams.

Goalkeeper Mary Earps received the 2023 World Cup Golden Glove award for the best goalkeeper. Although England lost 0-1 to Spain, Mary Earps left her mark in the final when she successfully saved Jennifer Hermoso's penalty.

Spanish women's national team's "Rookie" Salma Paralluelo was named "Best Young Player" by FIFA. The 19-year-old striker scored two crucial goals to help the Spanish women's national team eliminate the Netherlands in the quarter-finals and Sweden in the semi-finals.

(Source: VOV Online Newspaper)



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