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Alessia Russo said she «didn't know» how her impudent backheel goal in England's 4-0 hammering of Sweden found the back of the net. It was the game's third goal — and the one that everyone was talking about afterwards — as the rampant Lionesses sealed their place in the final of Euro 2022 in front of a delirious Bramall Lane crowd.
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England boss Sarina Wiegman believes England's 4-0 semi-final victory over Sweden will make the rest of football sit up and take notice. Goals from Beth Mead, Lucy Bronze, Alessia Russo and Fran Kirby sent Wiegman's side through to Sunday's Euro 2022 final against either France or Germany. And beating Sweden, the side who sit second in the rankings behind world champions the United States, sends a message to all the other countries, according to England's boss. "We will celebrate now a little bit but as I've said before we have come very far now and we don't want to take it away," Wiegman told the BBC. "The first half we struggled but the second half we played so much better. "This result will go all over Europe and the world. It was such a performance that tomorrow everyone will talk about. "I think we have shown that we are very resilient. I don't think we started the game well but still we found a way." Mead, who took her tally for the tournament to six goals, told the BBC: "I think at the full-time whistle we didn't really know what to do. It was an incredible atmosphere and we're just delighted to be in the final.