Netherlands USA FIFA World Cup Female Final: The Netherlands will face the US in the Women's World Cup final after beating Sweden

The Netherlands will face the United States in the Women's World Cup final after an impressive goal against Sweden after winning the semi-final match on Wednesday.
In the 99th minute, Jackie Groenen scored the only goal and won, with her wonderful shot in the bottom left corner, assuring a Dutch seat in the Sunday final against the Americans.
Although the Netherlands is a European champion, the US women's national team would have seen little in this semifinals to care for them before the decision of the holder in the same stadium.

For the World Cup World Championship, the finalists are standing: The three-time US winner faces a team ranked eight in the world, which is in its first final and competes only in the second World Cup .
But the Dutch are part of the European wave of traditional football men for men who have invested in women's football in recent years, and the country's improvement has been exceptional. It is undoubtedly a talented team.
Indeed, Dutch women are now on a tournament of 12 major tournament winners after winning Euro 2017 and arriving in France, and Dutch coach Sarina Wiegman told reporters: "It's a match and everything can happen ".
The confrontation between the old and new powers of female football will also be the second World Cup final that will be challenged by teams led by female coaches, which is an important aspect, given that only nine of the 24 the teams that were present in this tournament were led by women.
"Women must have the courage to make choices and take risks to go to higher positions, but what we need to do is show women that we have qualities," Wiegman said.

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The winning race continues
Whether it was an opportunity - both teams have tried to reach the finals for the first time, the sweating conditions or just two equal parts, successfully neglecting the threats of the others, none of the teams have glimpsed.

But both the porters and the timber played a role in a goal without 90 minutes, as they kept firmly under air bombardment from the flanks and sets.
The Netherlands "Sari van Veenendaal was more busy in the first half of the year, 29 years old, was called into action because of the energy of Stina Blackstenius and Sofia Jakobsson.
29-year-old Jakobsson has been at the center of everything that has been good for Sweden's front game, putting Blackstenius in the beginning of the year only for her compatriot to hit directly on the goalie.
Van Veenendaal flew to a Jakobsson cross to send the Dutch hearts racing, but eventually it was an uninspired half.
That supporters have finished two rounds of Mexican waves in the first 45 minutes have told their own story.

The city delight
A trumpet band in the Netherlands played regardless of the nervous show before them, training Dutch good fans in a well-known chorus of songs.
With their stadium parade and their impressive repertoire of songs, thousands of Dutch fans from the Netherlands who participated in France added a lot to this tournament. After the final whistle, the trumpets were thrown with enthusiasm, and the Dutch flags waved when the fans lagged behind to cheer up their history team.
That the two teams with the most vociferous support in France have done it to the end will make even more a show.
But in the second half the Dutch fans had a lot to shout, Vivianne Miedema forced the Swedish goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl with a penalty kick that hit the crossbar just minutes after Nilla Fischer from Sweden hit the post with a distance long daisy-cutter.
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In the 70th minute, much for the delight of the Dutch fans, was introduced from the bench of the substitute, Shanice van de Sanden. Immediately, her teammates sought her out and her rhythm set Sweden on her heels. The United States will be tested if the extreme feature.
That was Lyon's impact, she could be seen urging Dutch fans to pick up the decibels in the final 90-minute stages and their response was instantaneous.
In the 90th minute, Van de Sanden forced an extraordinary salvation from Lindahl, but was left to Groenen to create history.
But Kosovare Asllani's gaze, which was set off on the pitch at the end of the game, after being hit by the ball after an air duel, was an end.

"I do not know anything right now," said coach of Sweden, Peter Gerhardsson, immediately after the defeat.

"I have a feeling of a goal, be it the match or Kosovare, I have a feeling of emptiness."