Although they were done to work hard for him, the favorites before the Tournament Spain progressed in the semifinal of the European Women’s Championship with a 2-0 win over the hosts in Switzerland, whom they have now beaten in five consecutive H2HS.

With 14 goals scored in their three group matches and 20+ shots tried each, Spain were clear favorites against the armies, who had made it in the knockout stage of one euro for the first time and became the first team in the competition history to name three players aged 18 or younger in the beginning of XI.

The game model was set in the first minute while Spain moved the ball easily while Switzerland were pleased to hit him during and out of the way of damage. Continuous Spanish pressure, especially by Aitana BonmatiClaudia Pina and Alexia Putellashelped to force the Swiss to accept an early penalty, which Mariona Caldentey He won and then lost, lighting pandemonium from a bold and partisan crowd at Wankdorf Stadion.

A fantastic flowing move from Switzerland just before the quarter-hour to make Spain back, as well as a strong run toward the box from Geraldine Reutelerand a stunning saving from Livia Ping From a free blow Pina kept things in mind as the game approached the middle point of the first half.

A more physical show by the Swiss began to irritate their illustrative opponents, and although Pina’s excellent dribble was causing problems, unusual, there was no final product for a team that prevailed in possession.

A 26 touches of whites in the Swiss box for La Roja without a goal was mostly in the first half in record (since 2013), with Irene Pares Straight stroke when half the time approached.

A targeted shot in the first 30 seconds after the break signaled Spain’s purpose, and their excellent movement left the Swiss shadows following for long periods. For all their industry, it was making it more difficult to demolish the two banks of the four host banks, with Reuteler setting a wonderful change.

A goal clash in the watch without Spain hit twice in the same action, and the pressure was finally paid at 66 ‘as Athenea del Castillo Slide home space only four minutes after you go out.

Pina then chose the perfect moment to draw a trademark curling attempt at the upper corner to double the lead of Spain and get the game away from their brave opponents.

As the Swiss watched the game, they left the gap holes across the field, though Spain could not add to the outcome line despite their best efforts, which included another Miss Miss, this time from Putellas.

A red card of damage for the time Noelle Maritzwho withdrew Salma paralueloSimply adds to Swiss problems. It was Spain’s seventh victory out of their last 11 games against Switzerland, and they march to the semifinals, where they will face France OR Germany.

Despite an excellent effort, Switzerland has remained to reflect on another loss that receives the overall score from their last five H2Hs in an eye-looked 21-2.

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