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🗞️Today's front pages: Spain one day from glory

🗞️Today's front pages: Spain one day from glory

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The women's national team will seek the big final of the Eurocopa tomorrow against Germany and the press is echoing it.
This Wednesday, Spain can access the final of the Eurocopa and players like Alexia or Aitana have spoken out. A historic appointment that is being talked about in much of the press.Diario MARCA
Diario AS
Mundo Deportivo
Diario SPORT
Superdeporte
Estadio Deportivo
Sphera Sports
L'Esportiu
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