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Sarina Wiegman called the British Euro 2025 a dramatic fines against Sweden “The most difficult game I have ever watched so far.”
Lionesses decreased by the weak performance of the first half of the first half, and a return seemed impossible in the quarterfinals.
However, two goals from Lucy Tunc and Michelle AGYEMANG in 103 seconds – both helped Chloe Kelly – the lionesses won 3-2 after the sound of nine stains before the voice.
The UK will now face Italy on Tuesday, July 22, July 22 in the final.
According to Wiegman, what is one of the best returns of England BBC Sports: “It was one of the most difficult games I have ever followed. Very emotional.
“We could go out of the game” three or four times, and it’s not good in half the age of 2-0.
UK records after celebrating after shots on Sweden on Euro 2025
“Although he was really bad, the end was better at the end but we didn’t create anything, so we hit two goals because we had to change the form – it was crazy.
“We missed a lot of things and they missed them. I think I need to decompress.
“Michelle (Agyemang) brings something different. It’s so strong and he scores a goal, he can do it.”
Hampton: Supporters of Supporters helped me get a stranger in the stroke
The British goalkeeper Hannah HamptonSometimes he had to hold his team in the game and saved two penalties in the shooting. Sweden missed another three and hit twice.
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Talker BBC SPORT, Hampton said, “We are very happy. You can see the celebrations.
“It was stressful. Watching stressful, plays stressful.
“Every time I rescued one (fines), I just thought ‘I was in love, so I have a little pillow!’ … I’m happy now and I got comfortable.
“This (fans’ support) helps to get a little edge and put you a little extra for each dive and put you more power. They were definitely behind me and appreciate all the support.”
Bronze: Subs has changed the game
Lucy Bronc marks after UK hitting the first goal against Sweden
England Defender BronzeHe praised the return of Lionesses to the return, as well as in the shooting, to change the size of the game.
“It was rollercoaster,” he said BBC Sports. “Both at the same time. A crazy game like a player and fans.
“It was difficult to bring the team together in the first half. There were a few good luck to put the game into bed, we are lucky to us. The substitutes changed the dynamics of the game.”
Michelle Agyemang was one of the UK’s substitutes against Sweden
One of them was certainly Kelly, Those who take two assists in a few minutes to get out of the bench.
Said BBC SPORT: “Girls coming to the field really fulfilled their work. You only show the show, you get your moment when you need it with all staff.
“I didn’t feel under pressure, I just wanted to enter and create some goals for girls and I was my best. I just tried to play the ball in the box and play it in the box.
“We knew we had to jump back; I suck the best in the first half, but we could do it and we showed it.”
