Women's Euros

Pellerud had never watched women's football when he became Norway manager in 1989 but he quickly fell head over heels.

“We knew we had the players and support from the federation,” he says. “The Olympics was another huge highlight in my life, but we weren’t quite as good, not quite as sharp,” he says. “At the time, you live by the day and the next game,” he says. He had set the foundations for what was to come. We had to learn quickly how to raise a team that wasn’t used to losing, and here we are losing 4-0. Pellerud had no idea what to expect when Norway played the hosts in the first game of the World Cup in 1991. “In the meeting, they offered me the job of the women’s team and that was a big shock for me. “We started well, we missed a penalty, but after that we didn’t have the ball. There was a lot of work to do, but it was a great job. “I was so happy we had that challenge. “I was asked to meet the federation. Even Pellerud is one of the few managers to have both the European Championship and the World Cup. He also coached in a further two European finals and won an Olympic bronze medal.

The England women's football team have booked a place in Euros 2022 semi-final. Find out when the fixture is, how to watch and who they might play.

look to book their place in the final, also set to be held at Wembley. - July 27: Winner of quarter-final two vs Winner of quarter-final four - Kick-off 8pm - July 26: England vs Winner of quarter-final three - Kick-off 8pm

England are through to the last-four at Euro 2022 after fighting back to beat Spain in a tough quarter-final.

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Thomas Kane (Northern Ireland camp reporter) and Nicola McCarthy (tournament reporter) will follow Northern Ireland’s movements throughout the tournament. SF2: Winners QF2 v Winners QF4 (20:00, Milton Keynes) – BBC One / BBC iPlayer Below is a full list of this year’s UEFA Euro 2022 TV schedule and BBC pundits.

The Lionesses are through to the semi-finals of the Women's Euro 2022 after beating Spain 2-1 yesterday, and will go up against either Sweden or Belgium in ...

Sheffield Fan Festival has hosted a range of family activities in Devonshire Green ahead of every match played in the city, and will continue to do so for the semi-finals. England secured the first spot in the final four after beating Spain on Wednesday, and will be up against either Sweden or Belgium. Sweden and Belgium play their quarter-finals match on Friday July 22 at 20:00 in Wigan & Leigh, and whoever wins will then go ahead and face the Lionesses on July 26. The Lionesses are through to the semi-finals of the Women’s Euro 2022 after beating Spain 2-1 yesterday, and will go up against either Sweden or Belgium in Sheffield on July 26.

The most competitive Women's Euros ever has entered the knockout stages. But who are the bookies tipping to lift the trophy?

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*All odds provided by SkyBet and are accurate at the time of writing. Odds are subject to change at any point. However, with a host of talented squads competing across the month long tournament, it won’t be easy.

England were six minutes away from their European Championship coming to a premature end before Ella Toone and Georgia Stanway engineered a remarkable ...

- Spain - England - Norway

Women's Euro 2022: who is most successful side in UEFA tournament history? List of past winners. England are through to the semi-finals of the UEFA Women's Euro ...

- 2005: Winners - Germany; Runners-up - Norway (3-1) - 1991: Winners - Germany; Runners-up - Norway (3-1) Norway won the competition in 1987 and again in 1993.

The final of Women's Euro 2022 is fast-approaching as England strive to make the showpiece match at Wembley.England are in the semi-finals on home soi.

Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. You can also listen via the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM. Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. Bet £10 & Get £50 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365. Up to 5,000 supporters will be able to cheer on England from Trafalgar Square in their Euro 2022 semi-final after the Mayor of London announced the final four games of the tournament will be shown on big screens. Then all eyes will be on the final and talkSPORT will be under the famous Wembley arch to bring you all the action.

Find out how to get tickets to watch England play in the semi-final of the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 at Bramall Lane, Sheffield.

For more, take a look at our top picks on the best UEFA Women's Euro 2022 merchandise. UEFA Women's Euro 2022 is nearing its dramatic climax and the Lionesses have certainly made their mark on the competition. It always pays to research any retailer offering resale tickets. Stanway stood out throughout the fixture and racked up some sensational individual stats. Having beaten Austria, Norway and Northern Ireland to top Group A, England progressed to take on Spain in an eventful quarter-final. Now, England will progress to a high-stakes semi-final in Sheffield, where they will take on either Sweden or Belgium.

The England women's team semi-final will be shown live on giant screens in Trafalgar Square, with free access for up to 5000 fans, Sadiq Khan has announced.

Entrance to Trafalgar Square will be on a “first-come-first-served” basis. The final will be played at Wembley stadium, on July 31. What a screamer from [Georgia] Stanway to win the game."

England booked their place in the semi-finals with a dramatic win over Spain on Wednesday.

In addition to this, there are fan parties at all of the host cities throughout the tournament with free entry. Trafalgar Square will also be screening the Euros final, regardless of whether England make it there or not. Also, as is the case with most major tournaments, UEFA is providing 'fan parties' in each of the nine host cities for the tournament, with brilliant atmospheres to be expected.