The Father of the Author of the Only Goal in the World Cup Final Passed Away, the Player Found Out at the End of the Match
The father of Olga Carmona, a player for the Spanish National Team and the scorer of the goal that secured Spain’s 1-0 victory over England in the Australia-New Zealand 2023 World Cup Final, sadly passed away on Sunday. The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced this news through an official statement.
“The RFEF deeply regrets to announce the passing of Olga Carmona’s father. The footballer learned about this tragic news after the conclusion of the World Cup Final. We send our sincerest condolences to Olga and her family during this time of profound sorrow. Olga, you are a part of Spanish football history, and we love you,” stated the entity presided over by Luis Rubiales.
Olga Carmona was one of the key players for Spain on their journey to win their first World Cup.
In the semifinals, she scored the decisive 2-1 goal against Sweden, which led Spain to the Final. In the Final, she also scored the only goal that secured the victory for the team coached by Jorge Vilda.
Olga Carmona was chosen as the best player of the Final and after the match, she declared that the victory represented the fulfillment of a dream.
“This is the moment you dream of, quite literally. When you go to bed, it’s with dreams of the goals you can score in a Final,” she stated in a brief press conference following Spain’s historic 1-0 victory against England at the Australia Stadium in Sydney.
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