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Spain thump England

Spain thump England to close in on World Cup qualification

Alexia Putellas scored a brace as world champions Spain leapfrogged European champions England in Women's World Cup qualifying with a 4-0 thrashing in Mallorca on Friday. Patri Guijarro opened the scoring for the world champions on 19 minutes and Putellas notched her first eight minutes before half-time.

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England should not panic yet, but they must find a way to beat Spain if they want to win a World Cup

Patri Guijarro of Spain celebrates her team's third goal scored by team-mate Alexia Putellas Rafa Babot / Getty Images “We just didn’t play good enough,” England head coach Sarina Wiegman said simply. “And we couldn’t step up any more.”