Spain triumphed at the U20 Women's World Cup, defeating North Korea in a penalty shootout during the final held on Sunday. La Rojita leaves Poland with several individual honors awarded to its players.
Pau Comendador, Golden Boot winner
Pau Comendador wins the Golden Boot of the U20 Women's World Cup. The Spanish forward scored 6 goals during the tournament. Comendador makes history as the first player to win this title in 2 different categories, having already been the top scorer of the U17 Women's World Cup in 2024. She outscored Annika Paz (Argentina) and Choe Yon A, who both netted 5 goals.
Rosalia Dominguez, named tournament's best player
Rosalia Dominguez played a key role in Spain's victory. She showcased her talent throughout the matches, whether in the center or on the wings, contributing significantly to La Rojita's success. She receives the Golden Ball of the U20 Women's World Cup, surpassing North Korea's Ri Kuk-Hyang and her compatriot, top scorer Pau Comendador.
Laia Lopez is awarded the title of best goalkeeper of the tournament, having conceded only one goal in 7 matches. Her performance in the final was crucial, with a save on a shot from Ho Kyong and two critical stops during the penalty shootout.
Individual awards of the U20 Women's World Cup:
Best player: Rosalia Dominguez (Spain)
Top scorer: Pau Comendador (Spain)
Best goalkeeper: Laia Lopez (Spain)
