Hunger for victory

The impossible has become routine, but that doesn't mean we should deprive it of all the credit it deserves. Spanish women's sport has accumulated enough successes to fill an encyclopedia, and the generational shift seems more than assured. This week serves as an example.

In the pool, the names of Gemma Mengual , Andrea Fuentes and Ona Carbonell have left a mark in which Iris Tió has already stepped, a majestic artistic swimmer who has won two gold medals in Singapore, breaking the Russian and Chinese tyranny, something that her teachers never achieved.

And on the pitch, the women's national soccer team will be knocking on the doors of history this Sunday, adding the European Championship to the World Cup and the Nations League. Their time has come, and they know it: it's time to win and celebrate, without anyone spoiling the party , so that all the talk is about them. It's about time.