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The first leg of this thrilling encounter ended in a pulsating 2-2 draw in Rotterdam on Thursday, with Spain scoring a stoppage-time equalizer. Now, the European champions have the advantage of playing at home in the second leg. “I expect another intense match,” said Koeman at a press conference on Saturday. “Both teams can learn from the first leg and will make adjustments. Spain had moments where they were under pressure, and they will surely look to improve in those areas. We also need to do better and make the most of our chances.” Despite the challenge, Koeman believes his team has what it takes to upset the hosts and advance to the semi-finals, where they would face either Croatia or France. The Croatians currently hold a 2-0 lead going into their return leg in Paris. “We had our opportunities in the first leg, and we need to be more clinical in the second leg,” Koeman reflected. “There are areas we need to improve, and I’m confident we will see a stronger performance tomorrow...

The Da Nang Fine Arts Museum played host to an extraordinary event on Thursday, with the opening ceremony of ‘The World Needs Superheroines’ exhibition. This event coincided with the celebrations of Spain’s National Day on October 12th and Vietnam’s Women’s Day on October 20th, making it an even more special occasion. This powerful exhibition is a collaborative effort organized by the Embassy of Spain, alongside the Spanish Association of Comic Authors, the Herstóricas Association, Comicola Vietnam, and the Da Nang Fine Arts Museum. Together, they showcase the incredible talent of female artists from both Vietnam and Spain. Representatives from the Vietnamese and Spanish organizing committees come together to celebrate the opening of ‘The World Needs Superheroines’. An event highlighting the power and creativity of women in art. Photo : Nguyen Thu / Tuoi Tre News ‘The World Needs Superheroines’ is more than just an exhibition—it’s a movement. It aims to shine a spotlight ...

The men’s football final of the Paris 2024 Olympics delivered a thrilling spectacle as Spain and France battled it out for the gold medal. The game ended in a 3-3 draw at the conclusion of normal time, requiring extra time to determine the champion. Spain ultimately emerged victorious, with Camello scoring two crucial goals in extra time to secure their first Olympic men’s football title since 1992. It was a game full of twists and turns. France took an early lead through Enzo Millot, who capitalized on a loose ball in the box and fired it into the top left corner. However, Spain quickly equalized through Fermin Lopez, who found the net with a first-time finish. Lopez then put Spain ahead with his second goal of the game, and Alex Baena extended their lead with a superb free-kick into the top left corner. Paris 2024 Olympics – A dramatic football final saw Spain and France battle it out for gold. Sergio Camello of Spain celebrates scoring their fifth and decisive goal, securing...