Women's World Cup 2023 - Spain and Sweden set up enthralling semi-final encounter
Spain and Sweden will face off in the first semi-final of the Women’s World Cup on Tuesday as both sides ground out 2-1 wins.
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Spain and Sweden will face off in the first semi-final of the Women’s World Cup on Tuesday as both sides ground out 2-1 wins.
AUCKLAND : Pictures of Sweden fullback Jonna Andersson taking time out from celebrating her side's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final victory over Japan to comfort Maika Hamano have spread quickly online as the pair's club connections became a talking point.
Sweden first knocked off the United States and then bounced Japan to snag a spot in the semifinals of the Women's World Cup.
AUCKLAND : Sweden's rich run of goals from set pieces saw them squeeze out a 2-1 victory over Japan on Friday to set them up for a semi-final against Spain as they continue their chase for a long-awaited first World Cup triumph.
AUCKLAND : Sweden held off a late Japan fightback to reach the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup for the fifth time with a 2-1 win at Eden Park on Friday, leaving the tournament without a former winner in the last four.
Centre-back Ilestedt poked in just after the half-hour mark at Eden Park in Auckland to give Sweden a deserved lead and leave Japan trailing for the first time at the World Cup.
It's official! The first of two Women's World Cup semi-final clashes has been confirmed, as Spain and Sweden saw off competition from the Netherlands and Japan, respectively, to set up a mouthwatering match-up in Aukland next Tuesday.
Sweden held off a late Japan fightback to reach the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup for the fifth time with a 2-1 win at Eden Park on Friday, leaving the tournament without a former winner in the last four. Five days after ousting four-time champions the United States in the last 16, the Swedes dominated the 2011 title winners for most of the evening to set up a semi-final against Spain at the same stadium on Tuesday. Defender Amanda Ilestedt gave Sweden the lead with her fourth goal of the tournament in the 32nd minute with Filippa Angeldal adding the second from the penalty spot just after the break. Japan never gave up the fight but Riko Ueki missed a 76th-minute penalty and her fellow substitute Honoka Hayashi's goal 11 minutes later proved too little, too late as Sweden held firm under immense stoppage-time pressure to progress.