England's potential path to Wembley has become clearer as they look to overcome Spain in their quarter-finals of the Women's Euro 2022.
The hosts emphatically progressed into the knockout stage after their staggering win over Norway, before rubber-stamping their place with a 5-0 rout over Northern Ireland. The tournament's top goalscorer, Beth Mead, scored in each of the Lionesses' group stage matches, with the pick of the bunch being a hat-trick against the Norwegians.
As the UK basks in record-high temperatures, Sarina Wiegman's side are looking to keep their hot-streak going when they meet the pre-tournament favourites Spain at Brighton's AMEX Stadium. Spain were rocked going into the tournament after Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas suffered an ACL injury on the eve of the competition.
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For England, their path to the Wembley final is clear as they could face record-holders Germany in the showpiece match. However, they first must overcome Spain if they are to book a last-four clash with Sweden or Belgium.
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In the other section of the knockouts, Germany face Austria whilst France take on the Netherlands. Sarina Wiegman lead Holland to glory five years ago in the same tournament as they knocked out England on course to their momentous triumph.
Already for England, they have welcomed record-breaking crowds at the matches, with the number set to rise as anticipation surrounds Fran Kirby, Ellen White and co. Alessio Russo is also among the tournament's top goalscorers after her brace against Northern Ireland took her to within two of her England teammate, Mead.
When is England vs Spain?
England’s clash with Spain takes place on Wednesday, July 20. The match kicks off at 8pm at Brighton’s Amex Stadium.
What TV channel is England vs Spain on?
Like all games at this year’s Euros, you can watch the Lionesses’ latest outing on the BBC. The game will be broadcast live on BBC One, with coverage starting at 7.30pm.
The game will also be streamed live on BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website.
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