Patri Guijarro: “We Gave It Our All — There’s Nothing to Apologize For”
Written by Oluwaseun Oyediji
Spain midfielder Patri Guijarro has reflected with pride and perspective on La Roja Femenina’s valiant effort in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 final, where they narrowly lost to reigning champions England.
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Despite the heartbreak of missing out on a historic title, Guijarro was resolute in her post-match comments, emphasizing the team’s unwavering effort and the inspiration they have provided.
“I’m not going to apologize either. We’re calm because we gave it our all,” said the Barcelona midfielder.
“You have to give it value, because it’s not easy at all. I wish we had won today and were jumping for joy, but it’s very tough.”
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Spain had taken the lead in the first half of the match at Wembley through Mariona Caldentey, but England clawed back and eventually triumphed in a penalty shootout after extra time ended in a 1–1 draw.
Guijarro acknowledged the emotional toll of the defeat but chose to highlight the team’s impact beyond the scoreboard.
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“We’ve inspired, and all we can do is thank everyone who has followed us from Spain and those who came [to support us in person],” she added.
Spain, the reigning world champions, have reached back-to-back major finals and remain one of the most admired teams in the women’s game for their technical brilliance and collective spirit.
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