Spain will play the final of Australia and New Zealand World Cup, after beating the Swedish team 2-1 in the semifinal played this Tuesday in Auckland. After a very even match, an intense finish marked the tie. The players led by Jorge Vilda have managed to get ahead in the 81st minute, with a goal from Salma Parallueloalthough Sweden leveled the score just six minutes later, thanks to a goal from blomqvist. With one minute left to go, Olga Carmona he has sent the ball into the back of the net with a shot from outside the area. It should be noted that the legazpiarra Irene Paredes has taken the field as a starter, while Oihane Hernandez He has not been able to play the match due to the accumulation of yellow cards.

Goalless first half

Spain and Sweden have reached the break with the score to zero in the World Cup semifinal duel that they have played at the Eden Park Stadium in Auckland, despite the fact that both teams have had clear chances to score. In the 41st minute, the Swedish Rolfö launched a volley to Björn’s cross that Cata Coll cleared well from below. Olga Carmona, for her part, brushed the post with a shot from the edge of the area in minute 13.

England-Australia, second semi-final

England and Australia will meet in the second semifinal that will take place this Wednesday at 12:00 noon at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney, and will decide the second finalist team for the World Cup. The final will be held this Sunday, August 20, at the Australia Stadium in Sydney.

Data sheet:

2– Spain: Cata Coll, Ona Batlle, Irene Paredes, Laia Codina, Olga Carmona, Tere Abelleira, Aitana Bonmatí, Alexia Putellas (Salma Paralluelo m. 57), Alba Redondo (Eva Navarro m. 73), Jenni Hermoso, Mariona Caldentey (Esther González, m.95).

Coach: Jorge Vilda. Goals: 1-0, m. 81 (Salma Paralluelo); 2-1, m. 89 (Olga Carmona).

1– Sweden: Zecira Musovic, Nathalie Bjorn, Amanda Ilestedt, Magdalena Eriksson, Andersson, Elin Rubensson (Lina Hurtig, m.87), Filippa Angeldal, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd (Olivia Schough, m.77), Kosovare Asllani, Fridolina Rolfo, Stina Blackstenius (Rebecka Blomqvist, d.77).

Coach: Peter Gerhardsson. Goals: 1-1, m. 87 (Blomqvist)

Referee: Edina Alves Batista (Brazil).

Source: Eitb

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