England vs Spain

Get a report of the England vs. Spain 2022 Women's European Championship, Quarterfinals football match.

Her assistant Arjan Veurink took charge of the team for their final group match against Northern Ireland following Wiegman's positive test last Friday. Fixtures & results - Women's Euros: News & features

England will face Spain on Friday in the first quarter-final of this year's UEFA Women's EURO 2022 tournament.

England 0-1 Spain England will face Spain on Wednesday in the first quarter-final of this year's UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 tournament. England vs Spain

The Lionesses face La Roja tonight in a quarter-final tie that brings together two of the tournament's most entertaining teams. England netted a record 14 ...

You can also live stream England vs Spain on BBC iPlayer (opens in new tab), which is free to watch with a valid TV licence. No worries - you can download and install a VPN (opens in new tab) to port yourself back home to tune in as normal. The software is generally ideal for this as it allows you to change your IP address and appear to be in a completely different location - and all through a safe, encrypted connection. Sling TV (opens in new tab) is a complete cable replacement service that includes ESPN, ESPN 2 and ESPN 3 in its Orange plan. Sadly, there's no confirmed broadcaster for the Women's EURO 2022 in Canada at the time of writing. We've put all the major VPNs through their paces and we rate ExpressVPN as our top pick, thanks to its speed, ease of use and strong security features. Not in the UK right now? Neither González nor Lucía García have been able to make the role their own, which leaves Vilda with a major problem against a formidable defensive unit. Spain fans feared the worst when Alexia Putellas joined all-time top scorer Jenni Hermoso on the injury list on the eve of the tournament, but the team has coped tremendously well so far. Jorge Vilda, meanwhile, has made four changes to the side that beat Denmark on Saturday, and it's that problem position up top that's still causing him headaches. That means Alessia Russo has to be content with the super-sub role she's adapted so well to, despite a brilliant brace last Friday night. The Lionesses face La Roja tonight in a quarter-final tie that brings together two of the tournament's most entertaining teams.

Georgia Stanway knew what she was doing, even if nobody else did. As she strode forward with the ball, the pass outside to an overlapping teammate presented ...

They defeated Spain, but they defeated the doubts too. But it suited Spain. For when possession is more balanced, Spain are able to enjoy some space when they win back the ball. Here England knew that they could not simply sit off and allow Spain to dominate the ball. Spain had ummed and ahhed their way through the group stage, doing just enough but nothing to suggest that they were deserving favourites, but they had also dominated possession in every game. It is her run, stretching the game and placing doubt in the mind of Spain’s defenders, that creates the time that creates the space that creates the danger. Their tournament history has been pockmarked by misfortune, but luck was a long way down the list of defining factors as they were outplayed by Spain, if not quite from start to finish than for long enough to choke those in white who found their breath in the last 10 minutes and then turned the screw with their majestic substitutes in extra-time.

England will face Spain at the Amex Stadium in the Womens Euro 2022 quarter-finals; kick-off 8pm; Sarina Wiegman will be back in the dugout after testing ...

"Personally, I don't think you've seen the best yet, it takes time and it will take a while. "The best thing we can do is play our game, try and keep our possession - attack is the best form of defence for us. "I've got a great group around me who are supporting me and are doing amazing as well. "They will control the ball, but we've seen weaknesses in the Spain defence. "It takes time," she said in a pre-Spain press conference. They're missing Hermoso as well, but I think there are a few things missing, whether that's tactically, there just doesn't seem to be the right things cooking. "If you had told me six months ago, England were going to play Spain in the quarter-finals of these Euros, I would've thought it was a disaster, far too early to meet them. The game changes once you get through the group and the nature of the game is different. We played them before and they had a little more of the ball, but that's OK in certain moments of the game. "They're very tight on the ball, but we have also seen over the last few games that they have some vulnerabilities. Building towards this tournament, they've been getting better and better but if you're still tinkering with your formation and players during a tournament, then what have you been preparing for? We're confident and hopefully we can do what we've been doing in this tournament tomorrow night."

Get a report of the England vs. Spain 2022 Women's European Championship, Quarterfinals football match.

Her assistant Arjan Veurink took charge of the team for their final group match against Northern Ireland following Wiegman's positive test last Friday. Fixtures & results - Women's Euros: News & features