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Little present during the Olympic tournament, Sergio Camello seized his chance in the final, scoring a saving double against France. The Spanish striker, visibly moved after Spain’s victory, admitted that his coach had predicted a decisive goal-scoring role for him.
At the end of a thrilling Olympic Games finale,
The French Olympic team lost to Spain (3-5) this Fridayon the Parc des Princes pitch. A victory snatched by Santiago Denia’s men, notably thanks to a double from Sergio Camello in extra time.
The Rayo Vallecano de Madrid striker, who came on in the second half to replace Abel Ruiz, did not hide his emotion at the end of the match. According to him, the Spanish coach had predicted that the Madrid player would find the back of the net in this final.
Spain has made its dream come true
“I have trouble speaking because I am moved. I wanted to thank the team because I have always been supported, the coach even told me that I would score in the final. We are a group of 22 kids who have made a dream come true.”he rejoiced at the microphone of RTVE
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It should be noted that Camello only played two matches in the Roja jersey during this Olympic competition. A double scorer against France and an assist in the victory against Egypt (2-1) in the group stage, the 23-year-old centre-forward was not present in the victories against Uzbekistan (1-2) and the Dominican Republic (1-3), nor in the quarter-final against Japan (3-0) and the semi-final against Morocco (1-2).
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