On June 22nd, 2019, history was made in the Women’s World Cup when Marta Cox scored Panama’s first ever goal in a World Cup match. The goal came in the second half of Panama’s match against France, and it was a momentous occasion for the country.
Marta Cox, a 24-year-old forward from Panama, scored the historic goal in the 64th minute of the match. She received a pass from teammate Karla Riley and fired a shot past French goalkeeper Sarah Bouhaddi. The goal was met with jubilation from the Panama team and fans alike, as it was a momentous occasion for the country.
The goal was also a personal milestone for Cox, who has been playing soccer since she was a young girl. She has been playing professionally for the last five years, and this was her first ever goal in a World Cup match.
Although Panama ultimately lost the match to France, the goal was still an important moment for the country. It marked the first time that Panama had scored in a World Cup match, and it was a moment of pride for the country and its people.
Marta Cox’s goal will go down in history as one of the most memorable moments in Women’s World Cup history. It was a moment of pride for Panama and its people, and it will be remembered for years to come.
