The stated objective is simple
Women Football Penalty Champions describes selecting a shot direction and trying to score past a goalkeeper. Before making the selection, identify the information the actual penalty screen provides. There may be a clearly indicated target or a visible goalkeeper position, but do not assume a power meter, curve control or timing bar unless the build shows one. Start with the decision the interface actually asks you to make.
Distinguish intention from outcome
Choose a direction for one specific reason and notice whether the action produced the intended shot. A save does not automatically mean the selected direction was unreasonable, just as a goal does not prove a repeatable tactic. First establish whether the input was understood correctly. Only then does it make sense to compare the choice with the goalkeeper's visible response.
Avoid reading a pattern too quickly
Two similar saves are too little information to establish a fixed goalkeeper routine. If you try another attempt, record the stated choice and the observed result without inventing probabilities. The promotional last-minute scenario supplies atmosphere rather than a verified tournament format. This note proposes a deliberate way to approach the listed direction choice, not a guaranteed scoring corner, a tested timing trick or a ranking of penalty techniques.
Make a penalty attempt a decision you can explain afterward.