Spain played with more intensity against Sweden than against the USA after a lackluster first half. Jenni Hernandezo's brilliant shot was able to level the score in the nineth minute. The physicality leveled off in the second half, with Spain failing to convert several penalties and yellow cards. Megan Rapinoe scored a goal for Spain in the 76th minutes. The US's physical fitness showed in the last 15 minutes.
La Roja's performance against the USA
La Roja's performance in the match against the United States was eye-opening. The U.S. WNT was unbeaten in eight competitive matches and had never conceded a goal. They outscored their opponents 44-0. Despite the United States' impressive goal-scoring record, the Spaniards have grown stronger. They're a dangerous side, capable of applying pressure to the inexperienced U.S. back line and goalkeeper. La Roja is frustrated that Megan Rapinoe scored their last two goals.
Their formation against South Africa
Spain's match against South Africa began in a 4-3-2-3 formation. Their wide attackers were in the half-spaces, creating space for their full backs. South Africa had little chance to counterattack as the midfield was compact. The attacking midfielders of Spain were primarily responsible for the goals, with the exception of a few good efforts from Amanda Mthandi and Kgatlana.
Their away kit against South Africa
The Springboks last wore a red-change jersey against Argentina in 2017. In September 2017, they wore one in red against Argentina. Asics promoted the red away jersey, which featured the Springboks as well as the Blitzboks in all colours of the South African flag. They also wore greens, blacks, and whites in the Sevens Series.
They did a great job against Sweden
Sweden defeated Germany 2-1 in the quarterfinals of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2019. Sweden has been placed in the final. The final will take place at Wembley against either France oder Germany. The Swedish team overcame Germany's backline with their athleticism, and the game-winning goal in 48 minutes sealed victory for the hosts. Sweden won the European Championships in 1984 on penalties and hopes to repeat the feat at Wembley.
Their knockout round match against Germany
The Spaniards have been in impressive form since the injury to Alexia Putellas in their previous game. Germany won their last match and has been a strong force throughout the tournament. The hosts are still on top form and will be looking for a spot at the knockout stage. Germany, however, has lost Marie-Antoinette Katoto due to injury and France have been struggling to find their feet this tournament.