Spain coach Montse Tome was left, making her squad inability to get their chances after world champions fell into a penalty exchange from England in the women’s euro final on Sunday after they dominated a game 1-1 after 120 minutes.

The Spaniards had 24 goal attemptsbut EnglandDiver and determination drew them in a fire exchange Chloe Kelly ceased England towards victory.

“I think this team deserved more. I think we’ve worked hard for a long time to achieve this moment, to reach this final against a high -level national team as an event and what we saw in the game makes me think the team deserved it,” Tome told a media conference.

“This is a sport. You need to know how to lose, and today we have lost sentences.”

Spain took a lead of the first half but England tied through Alessia russo and encountered greatly to get the game in a 1-1 draw and a fire exchange.

“I think we were better, but football is a sport where the best team doesn’t always win. England is a great national team, they showed their level during the tournament. They draw, and then they are protected to get the sentences,” Said Tome.

The 42-year-old coach could not hide her disappointment that her team had come out less than another big title.

“This is our profession. What we worked on, what they worked on, deserved another conclusion,” She said.

“That is why today I have the feeling that we almost achieved it, but it is gone. I really appreciate all the work done – we have written stories throughout the tour, and the team was good,” Tome added.