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Sweden will face Spain in the semifinals of the Women’s World Cup after beating Japan 2-1 in a thrilling encounter on Friday.

If Sweden, runners-up in 2003, are to get there they will have to win a semifinal in Auckland next Tuesday against Spain, who defeated the Netherlands 2-1 earlier Friday in Wellington.

Salma Paralluelo scored in extra time to lead Spain over the Netherlands, punching the first ticket to the 2023 Women's World Cup semifinals. Sweden later clinched another semifinal spot by edging Japan 2-1.

Sweden produce a magnificent performance to book a semi-final date with Spain and end Japans dreams of winning the Womens World Cup.

Spain and Sweden will now face off in the Semifinals in Auckland on Tuesday night.

Sweden first knocked off the United States and then bounced Japan to snag a spot in the semifinals of the Women's World Cup. The Swedes, the World Cup runners-up in 2003 and three-time third-place finishers, eliminated previously unbeaten Japan 2-1 in Friday's quarterfinal. With Japan out of the tournament, this year's World Cup will crown a first-time winner.

Sweden first knocked off the United States. Then the Swedes bounced Japan to snag a spot in the semifinals of the Womens World Cup. The Swedes, the World Cup runners-up in 2003 and three-time third-place finisher, are now a tournament favorite. They eliminated previously unbeaten Japan 2-1 in Fridays quarterfinal to join newcomer Spain as teams advanced into the final four. Amanda Ilestedt scored a first-half goal and Filippa Angeldal converted a second-half penalty. Sweden will face Spain in a ...

Sweden progress to the semi-finals of the FIFA Women's World Cup for a fifth time.

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