Spain stand united on brink of Women's World Cup final

Spain are one win away from the Women’s World Cup final, less than a year after more than a dozen players staged a mutiny and stepped away from the team
UNITED FRONT: Spain's Ivana Andres, Teresa Abelleira, Jennifer Hermoso and Olga Carmona, from left, celebrate a goal. Pic: AP Photo/Abbie Parr

UNITED FRONT: Spain's Ivana Andres, Teresa Abelleira, Jennifer Hermoso and Olga Carmona, from left, celebrate a goal. Pic: AP Photo/Abbie Parr

Spain are one win away from the Women’s World Cup final, less than a year after more than a dozen players staged a mutiny and stepped away from the team.

La Roja face Sweden in a semi-final Tuesday morning (9am Irish time) at Auckland’s Eden Park, the furthest Spain have advanced.  

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