Kelly obtains the last winner as an angleterre Edge Italy in addition to time to reach the final euro

England entered a second successive final of the UEFA European Women’s Championship after an epic 2-1 victory against Italy – their very first victory over the Azzurre in the tournament.

With a mixture of incessant pressure and balloon control, the rapid start of England had the Azzurre on the rear foot and making early errors.

Lucy Bronze, making her major 35th appearance of the tournament (the largest with Jill Scott), had the chance to escape with just a blow for a wild challenge while the lionesses sought to exercise authority on the procedures.

A superb movement of England saw Lauren James connect with Lauren’s hemp’s cross over 10 ‘, but her stabbed effort found only the gloves of Laura Giuliani.

Although Sarina Wiegman’s team continued to rhythm, the Italians were at least pierced in advance, pushed forward by their brilliant captain Cristiana Girelli.

The hemp exterior ball was still lit, and with its crossings in the box, constantly causing panic among the Italian defense, Alessia Russo almost scored her first goal from the tournament.

A congestioned midfielder meant that the bullets above and outside for both parties have become a characteristic, and while the intensity of England fell, Arianna Caruso has become more a presence for Italy.

Neither she nor of her teammates had touched the ball in the Lioness area in the first half hour, but less than two minutes later, Barbara Bonansea broke the ball in the roof of the net – the fifth time in five female games in euros that Italy had opened the scoring.

This opener lifted the crowd and the two teams set foot on the accelerator as half-time approaches. James got closer again, but the death of England had become laborious and predictable, and it was Italy that finished half more and more strong, Lucia di Guglielmo finishing as many dribbles (three) as all the other players on the combined field.

The second half started as the first ended, and Hannah Hampton had to be alert while Italy threatened, while hemp was under a cross when it is well placed before providing almost a few minutes later.

Girelli started to direct the Italian orchestra once again, finding his teammates easily and stretching the lionesses on each occasion, although she is lying down just after an injury.

The deliberately slowdown in the game and time of time quickly became a characteristic of the Italian game when England tried to get back into the game, but despite almost two thirds of possession with 20 ‘to play, they could not break a resolute defense in Italy.

The nervousness began to slip while the clock was heading for full time, and England can consider itself unlucky to have seen a chance to lighten late.

However, they sank forward and with two minutes of removal time remaining, the teenage substitute Michelle Agyemang pierced the equalizer at the house.

With four attackers on the ground for more, England was much larger and brought back the defense of Italy.

Aggyemang’s movement caused problems, and its compatriot substitute Chloe Kelly deserved a goal after a wonderful slalom race.

Passed as an attack force, Italy has met again and clearly hoped to access a penalty shootout while their tired players and England increased intensity again.

With four minutes to play, Agyemang almost sealed her for England with a loop shot that hit the bar, but a few moments later, Emma Severini shot down Beth Mead in the box.

Chloe Kelly received responsibility for the place, and although her penalty was well saved by Giuliani, she expelled the rebound to send England to the final.

In doing so, Wiegman only becomes the second manager to lead a national team to three successive European women’s championship finals, ending the domination of Italy over the lionesses in this competition in the process.

Flashscore player of the match: Cristiana Girelli (Italy)

Consider all match statistics with Flashscore.