OFFICIAL | Sonia Bermúdez Names Spain Squad for England and Iceland Qualifiers

The final international window of the qualification campaign brings two decisive fixtures for Spain against England and Iceland. Matchdays 5 and 6 will take La Roja to Palma and Reykjavík as they pursue a direct ticket to the World Cup.

The final six points of the group stage are up for grabs against two demanding opponents, with Spain's objectives clear: secure victories, improve the goal difference and finish top of Group A3.

Before the summer break, Spain face two high-profile matches, not only because of the quality of the opposition but also because of what is at stake. A Spain vs England clash is undoubtedly one of the standout fixtures in international women's football.

The first encounter will take place at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix on Friday, 5 June, at 21:00 CET, in what promises to be a direct battle for top spot in the standings. Four days later, on Tuesday, 9 June, Spain will travel to Reykjavík to face Iceland at the same time. Spain won the reverse fixture 3-0 at Castalia earlier in the campaign.

A Special Voice for a Special Squad Announcement

Mallorca, a birthplace of footballing talent and home to many players who first kicked a ball on the island's streets, will host this crucial encounter. To mark the occasion, a proud Mallorcan and former Spain international has lent her voice to the squad announcement.

Virginia Torrecilla, a player who knows exactly what it means to represent Spain, introduces the final squad of the qualifying phase. She famously scored in Palma during Spain's successful qualification campaign for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. A symbol of resilience, determination and courage, Torrecilla embodies the values that this team hopes to carry into these decisive matches.

Now, she presents the names of the players who will give everything in pursuit of qualification on home soil.

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All press conferences will be streamed live through the federation's official channels, while the opening 15 minutes of both training sessions will be available to watch live.