Chester / Stockholm. It will be Belgium at 9 pm on Friday.
Tyne de Kinney reduced Italy and took her team to the quarter-finals against Sweden.
I don’t have complete control over Belgium if I am honest, says Swedish goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl.
He was set for drama when the final set of the European Championships was scheduled for Monday night. Iceland, Italy and Belgium all had the chance to catch up with France and advance to the quarter-finals against Sweden.
Iceland secured a place in the quarter-finals when Monday’s matches began, but it started a nightmare for their match against France when Melvin Mallard scored 1-0 for the opponent after just 43 seconds.
Drama in the last minutes
Despite the goal, Iceland held its place in the quarter until the start of the second half. Then Taine de Kinney scored and scored 1-0 for Belgium against Italy.
De Kinney’s goal led Belgium to four points in the group and finished second before Iceland.
And the Italian Christiana Girelli fell into the crossbar after Belgium’s goal, which she directly advanced, but Italy failed to equalize and finished last in the group with one point. Iceland’s Dagny Brynjarsdottir equalized a penalty against France in the 12th minute (!) but the team’s three points total in the group stage was not enough for promotion.
Sweden meets Belgium
Belgium had to cheer with a game against Sweden on Friday.
Swedish goalkeeper Hedwig Lindahl He has been watching Iceland as a potential rival but has a lot to learn about Belgium.
I don’t have a lot of ideas about the team yet, I need to get to know him. I know they have (Tessa) and Woolaert, one of the strongest stars and goalkeeper (Nicky Everr) who has done really well in a tournament. Other than that, I don’t have complete control over Belgium if I’m going to be honest, Lindahl says.