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Germany hope to restore their European Championship reputation but will have to topple history-making France in their semi-final on Wednesday to get to Wembley. Germany crashed out in the quarter-finals in 2017, ending their 22-year reign as champions, and they want their crown back. But France have a taste of Euros glory and are hungry for more.
Anita Asante This is a fantastic opportunity for England to reach a European final with huge support from a home crowd, but also they have so much depth and cover in every position. I can see France joining England in the final if they get a good run of form because they have equally strong threats in attack. Tough shout, but England to win.
This article is part of the Guardian’s Women’s Euro 2022 Experts’ Network, a cooperation between some of the best media organisations from the 16 countries who have qualified. theguardian.com is running previews from two countries each day in the run-up to the tournament kicking off on 6 July.
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Al finalizar el partido, Alexia Putellas habló para TV3 y se mostró crítica con la competición doméstica y dejó claro que esto ha sido un hándicap para el crecimiento del equipo: «La valoración que saco es que, por mucho que entrenemos, necesitamos el ritmo competitivo de ellas porque este ritmo no es el que tenemos en la competición doméstica. Se consigue apretando todas, todas las infraestructuras, todas las jugadoras, se tiene que apretar todo si queremos tener este ritmo competitivo se tiene que cambiar...».
Al finalizar el partido, Alexia Putellas habló para TV3 y se mostró crítica con la competición doméstica y dejó claro que esto ha sido un hándicap para el crecimiento del equipo: «La valoración que saco es que, por mucho que entrenemos, necesitamos el ritmo competitivo de ellas porque este ritmo no es el que tenemos en la competición doméstica. Se consigue apretando todas, todas las infraestructuras, todas las jugadoras, se tiene que apretar todo si queremos tener este ritmo competitivo se tiene que cambiar...».
TURIN, Italy : Olympique Lyonnais' striker Ada Hegerberg put almost two injury-plagued years behind her to power them to an eighth Women's Champions League title with a 3-1 win over Barcelona in which she scored one goal and made another in a thrilling battle.
Lyon were crowned Women's Champions League winners for record-extending eighth time as a thrilling 3-1 victory ended holders Barcelona's reign in Turin.