Ada Hegerberg's penalty blunder costs Norway a spot in the semi-finals

England recovered from their tournament-opening defeat against France to secure a quarter-final berth at the women's European championships. Alessia Russo credited the squad's resilience after the 2-1 loss sparked consecutive victories over the Netherlands and Wales. The team advanced as Group D runners-up, showcasing their championship mettle with commanding performances. England faces Sweden on Thursday evening in Zurich for a place in the semifinals. Russo acknowledged the different challenges Sweden presents compared to previous opponents this summer.

Italy claimed their first semifinal appearance since 1997 by defeating Norway 2-1 on Wednesday night. Cristiana Girelli scored twice for the Azzurre, with her stoppage-time winner sending Italy through at the Stade de Genève. The veteran striker expressed amazement at reaching this historic milestone for Italian women's football. France prepares to challenge Germany's European dominance on Saturday in Basel. Spain meets Switzerland on Friday night in Berne to complete the semifinal lineup.
 

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