On August 12, the Women's World Cup Women's Football Team introduced the fourth quarter-final, women's favourites England vs Colombia Women. In the unlikely event of a 0-1 loss, the English women's team scored two goals in a row to defeat the "dark horse" Colombia women's football team by 2 points and 1 to reach the women's world top four with a score of 2-1. Row. Cup. Four days later, in the semi-finals, England will face host Australia Women's team.
England is ranked 4th in the world and 4th in the last Women's World Cup; The Colombian women's football team is ranked 25th, and the 8th place result is the best result in the team's history. In this game, the British women's football team used the 3412 formation, Shipp and Russo teamed up with the striker twice, and Lauren James was suspended; The Colombian women's team used 4231, with Linda Caicedo leading.
In the 41st minute, Colombia Women's broke the deadlock: No. 10 Lacey Santos suddenly got up on the edge of the box. The ball made a high arc, passed over the goalkeeper's head, and flew into a dead corner. Colombia Women's 1-0 lead!
This fairy ball is reminiscent of Ronaldinho's astonishing shot in the 2002 FIFA World Cup match between Brazil and England.
Just before half-time, England women equalised: England stood high and lifted the ball in the box. Colombia's borders are in chaos.
Exchange positions and fight again. In the 63rd minute, the English women's team took the lead: Mason Greenwood long pass, Steinway cross, Russo pushed and scored, England 2-1 lead!
The English women's football team has a clear advantage in passing and possession. Not only can it hit high and high, but it can also penetrate short lines. It is also capable of shooting from outside the box and has a variety of attacking styles. The Colombian women's team is the main attacking team, with Real Madrid's Linda Trump as the attacking pillar. In the 70th minute, the Colombian women's football team shot from outside the penalty area, and Earps saved bravely!
Eight minutes into stoppage time, Colombia launched the final attack, and the clash on the field was fierce. The British women's football team maintains a 2-1 lead and advances to the last four! Four days later, the host England women's team will face Australia Women's in the semi-finals.
So far, the first four fixtures of the Women's World Cup have been released: August 15, Spain vs Sweden; 15 August, Spain vs Sweden; 16 August, Australia vs England.
None of the four teams have won the Women's World Cup before, meaning a new Women's World Cup winner will be produced in 2023.