England qualified for the women’s World Cup final for the first time on Wednesday, beating hosts Australia 3-1 in a match played in Sydney.
The English took the lead in the 36th minute, through the mediation of Ella Toone, but the Australians reacted and tied in the second half, through the mediation of Sam Kerr, in the 63rd minute.
The European team returned to the lead in minute 71, with a goal by Lauren Hemp, and sealed the game in minute 86, by Alessia Russo, a goal that reassured the British and which came moments after the Australians had missed two clear scoring chances. tie.
In the final, scheduled for Sunday, England will face Spain, in an unprecedented final of a women’s World Cup and which will also crown one of these teams for the first time.
Source: TSF
