They have beaten Sweden 2-1 at Eden Park in Auckland.
Spain are into the Women's World Cup final.
They have beaten Sweden 2-1 at Eden Park in Auckland.
Teenager Salma Paralluelo (pr: para-you-lo) curled in the opener for Spain on 82 minutes, before Rebecka Blomqvist turned the ball in from close range to equalise for Sweden five minutes later.
But Spain were not to be denied and won the game with their second goal in the 89th minute.
Sweden were caught napping from a corner and captain Olga Carmona whipped the ball home off the underside of the bar.
It's the first ever time that Spain have reached a final and they will now face either England or Australia in Sunday's decider.
#ESP reach their debut #FIFAWWC Final! 🙌
— FIFA Women's World Cup (@FIFAWWC) August 15, 2023
Who will they meet there? 👀
Leinster To Play La Rochelle In The Pool Stages Of Next Season's Champions Cup
Michael Bree Named As New Head Coach Of Ireland Senior Men's National Basketball Team
Newbridge Town Drawn Against Bohemians In FAI Senior Women's Cup Quarter-Final
Bohemians Announce Signing Of Striker Douglas James Taylor
16 Irish Golfers Are Looking To Qualify For The 153rd Open Championship Final Qualifying
Manchester City Are Out Of The Club World Cup
Rory Gallagher Files High Court Lawsuit Against The GAA & Its President Jarlath Burns
GAA Confirms Details For The All Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals
