US EditionWe Have the Weapons to Beat England, Says Italy's Soncin
SWITZERLAND, JUL 21 – Italy aims to reach their first major final since 1997 by overcoming England, with coach Andrea Soncin confident despite England's six consecutive semi-final appearances.
- Italy, led by coach Andrea Soncin, secured a 2-1 victory over Norway on July 16 in Geneva and will now challenge the defending champions England in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 semifinal scheduled for Tuesday.
- Italy advanced from Group B as runners-up to Spain and secured a narrow victory over Norway with a last-minute goal after a challenging group stage.
- Andrea Soncin expressed strong confidence in Italy's chances, praising the squad's courage and preparation while acknowledging respect for England's quality and experience.
- England reached the semi-final after a 3-2 penalty shootout win over Sweden, with only five of 14 spot-kicks scored, and announced they will not take the knee before the semi-final.
- The match outcome could lead Italy to their first major final since 1997, possibly facing Spain or Germany in Basel, highlighting Italy's ambition and the tournament's historical significance.
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Reigning champions England take on Italy on Tuesday for Women's Euro final spot
England and Italy face off on Tuesday in Geneva in the Women’s Euro semi-finals. England can secure a second consecutive final appearance after winning the Euro in 2022. Italy will aim to end a 28-year final drought. The winners of this clash will face either Spain or Germany in the final on Sunday.
England enters the European Championship semi-finals against Italy as clear favorites after the dramatic penalty shootout against Sweden.
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