England arrives at Euro 2025 semifinal

England shouted at the Euro Jome Euro 2025 semifinals on Thursday after returning from two goals and then hitting Sweden 3-2 in a chaotic penalty to continue defending their title.

Smilla Holmberg dropped from the point to settle the shooting drama in Zurich, after the race ended 2-2 thanks to Lucy Bronze and Michelle Agyemang’s quick strikes, as England seemed to come out of the tournament.

The reigning European champions were looking at the remaining 11 minutes left after Kosovare Asllani, who opened the scoring with his 50th international goal in the second minute, and Stina Blackstenius shot Sweden in a half -time goal.

“This was one of the most difficult games I’ve ever watched. We could be out four or five times,” England leader Sarina Wiegman told the BBC.

“We started badly. We didn’t create anything. So we changed the shape and scored two goals that were crazy.

England will face Italy, which has been in the last four for the first time since 1997, in the last four in Geneva on Tuesday after a Rollercoaster return.

“Not how we designed to be, of course, but it’s a learning experience we put in our back pocket and learn from moving forward,” said Chloe Kelly, who was the key to England’s two goals and got one of Shootout’s few good penalties to reporters.

“We solved the problems and then we were going to return to the game. The team’s durability is incredible.”

The victory ended Sweden’s offer for a first major price since winning the first official euro in 1984, Peter Gerhardsson’s team falls into the most painful fashion.

Goalkeeper Jennifer Falk, who rescued four penalties, had the opportunity to send Sweden, but as Holmberg put his effort over the bar and gave England the opportunity to reach the last four.

“All the analysis feels quite unnecessary at the moment. At the moment it is melancholy. You feel a certain sadness that it has proven to be that way,” said Swedish coach Peter Gerhardsson.

England scored 10 goals in the last two D Group D matches to reach the last eight, but did not show that it did not show that it did not attack Flair in the early stages of the Letzigrund stage.

Sweden was on the front leg from the off and was no surprise when Aslani pushed her opener after a minute and 46 seconds, the striker to remain completely free to collect the damping and score of Blackstenius.

Jess Carter’s relaxed crossing led to this target and moments later by goalkeeper Hannah Hampton almost endowed with Blackstenius his third goal of the tournament after the ball was exercised and allowing the arsenal of the arsenal to bring down a goal before Leah Williamson.

Lauren Hemp’s shot was extremely suspended at the bar from the Falk, but this was a rare bright spot in a sad half for England, which was worth it to be back on the break.

Blackstenius showed how deadly it can be in the 25th minute when he ran behind an England defense, he collected Julia Zigiotti Olme’s Pass, holding Carter and Slotted Home.

England was brighter after the reboot and hemp should have been half -reduced to the deficit when it failed to direct Cross Lauren James to the target.

And bronze gave England Hope by directing a search cross in the 79th minute by Kelly, one of the four delayed replacements along with Agyemang who two minutes later reacted faster on a loose ball and caused a level of England.

The extra time passed without much incident and this left the shootout in which a parade of bad sanctions ended with Holmberg Ballooning its effort and mission of England.