Sweden beat Japan 2-1 to reach Women's World Cup semi-final
Sweden defeated a strong Japan side in Auckland to secure a semi-final showdown with Spain.
Source: newarab.com
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Women's World Cup: Sweden stuns Japan 2-1 to advance to semifinals
There will be a first-time champion at the 2023 Women's World Cup.
Source: wsbradio.com
Women's World Cup: Sweden stuns again, ousting Japan to reach semifinals – Daily News
Five days after shocking the United States, Sweden wins 2-1 to turn back hard-charging Japan and set up a Final Four match with Spain.
Source: dailynews.com
Sweden stakes claim as a Women's World Cup favorite by stopping Japan 2-1 in quarterfinals – The Denver Post
Sweden first knocked off the United States. Then the Swedes 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 finisher, are now a tournament favorite. They eliminated previously unbeaten Japan 2-1 in Friday’s 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 semifinal match on Tuesday in Auckland.
Source: denverpost.com
Sweden stakes claim as Women's World Cup favorite by stopping Japan 2-1 in quarterfinals – The Denver Post
Sweden first knocked off the United States. Then the Swedes 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 finisher, are now a tournament favorite. They eliminated previously unbeaten Japan 2-1 in Friday’s 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 semifinal match on Tuesday in Auckland.
Source: denverpost.com