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Jorge Vilda has led his team to World Cup glory after victory over England in the final - despite a controversial 12 months that has threatened to derail the Spanish national team. Spain have won the World Cup - and deservedly so. After a major blip in the group stage where they were thrashed by Japan, La Roja have recovered. They destroyed Switzerland in the last 16 before edging out Netherlands in extra-time.
But just 93 seconds later, Captain Olga Carmona struck a dramatic winner. And in their crowning glory, Carmona struck again in the final to beat England and claim a memorable triumph. At full-time in the semi-final, while a handful celebrated with manager Jorge Vilda, others in red shirts appeared to keep their distance. A team that had promised so much had finally delivered. Barcelona have won two of the past three Champions Leagues with a team primarily built with Spanish players.
This was bound to happen at some point. Neither is her Barcelona teammate the talented Claudia Pina. If they were here, Spain probably would have been pre-tournament bookmakers favourites. Instead, their run to glory is slightly surprising. This is because of the ongoing player revolt that has dominated the national team for the past year.
Irene Paredes, a senior player here at the finals and closing in on her th cap, got the ball rolling. Rumours then swirled that Vilda would be sacked and that the relationship with his players had broken beyond repair. Vilda remained in post, but in September, 15 players sent the federation separate but identical emails asking not to be called up to the national team. At that point, a golden generation of Spanish talent looked to have been destroyed. Each player wrote that their experiences had left an "important effect on my emotional state and by extension my health".
