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And how about checking out these stories while you're there?:

• How the 'greatest and worst shootout of all time' unfolded
• Resilience, luck and subs - England's winning formula
• How history-chasing Italy can threaten England at Euro 2025

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Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist

Italy stand between England and a third consecutive major tournament final.

Sarina Wiegman's side would be favourites to progress, but after Italy's impressive performance against Norway in the last-eight it would be foolish to underestimate them.

Italy are 13th in the Fifa world rankings, eight places below England but have never dropped below 19th since Fifa started its women's rankings in 2003.

The Lionesses and le Azzurre have met three times in the past decade - Wiegman's side earned a 2-1 win in the Arnold Clark Cup in February 2023, before inflicting a 5-1 defeat in a friendly 12 months later. In 2017, the sides drew 1-1 in a friendly.

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Michelle Agyemang has played an important role as a subsittue for England during this Euros campaign.

The 19-year-old forward made a big impact in the quarter-final, coming off the bench to score the equaliser for the Lionesses that kept them in the game.

Have a listen to why Sarina Wiegman decided to call up the Arsenal youngster.

Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist

Though Italy only scored three goals in the group stages, they have scored first in each of their four outings in Switzerland.

Andrea Soncin's side controlled possession in the first half against Norway and transitioned from defence to attack with frightening speed.

England's defence have already struggled with the pace of France and Sweden's forwards, and that has been an ongoing concern since the World Cup in 2023.

"Italy load the line. They do it really effectively and the Norwegians just couldn't deal with how they stretch the game," former England defender Anita Asante said on BBC One.

Italy like to make the pitch as wide as possible. Against Norway their wide players hugged the touchline, meaning makeshift left-back Guro Reiten was unable to contribute to attacks. They could look to pin back England full-backs Lucy Bronze and Alex Greenwood in a similar way.

Jonas Eidevall
San Diego Wave manager on BBC One

Sarina is probably going to go away from this game thinking more about how her back four is looking, both with injuries and performances I don't think Sarina would be happy with.

The players are now full of confidence, they have the players who can come in and do the job and that's important.

Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist

Italy progressed to the knockouts by finishing second in Group B behind world champions Spain.

Their campaign began with a 1-0 win against Belgium, before conceding an 89th minute equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Portugal.

A 3-1 defeat by Spain on matchday three mattered little because Portugal failed to beat Belgium.

Italy were the better side for much of their quarter-final against Norway, and spurned several chances before captain Cristiana Girelli broke the deadlock in the 50th minute.

Ada Hegerberg equalised for Norway moments after missing a penalty for the second time this summer, but Girelli headed home a dramatic stoppage-time winner for a historic victory for the Italians.

Sophie Brown
BBC Sport

England have beaten their semi-final opponents Italy in the last five meetings, a run of games which stretches back for 16 years.

However, Italy did win the last time the sides met in a major tournament, which was in their opening match at Euro 2009 in Finland. England took the lead, despite having Casey Stoney sent off in the first half-hour, but Italy fought back to win 2-1.

Attention now turns to the semi-final against Italy in Geneva (Tues, 20:00 BST).

If they can beat the Italians, the Lionesses will face Spain/Switzerland or France/Germany in the final.

Sophie Brown
BBC Sport

Against Sweden, England manager Sarina Wiegman once again used her famed substitution strategy to great effect, with the trio of replacements changing the game when they came on midway through the second half.

Wiegman admitted afterwards there was also a bit of luck involved in England’s victory, but whatever the reason, it has boosted her position as the Lionesses’ most successful manager, with her win % topping 70%.

Ellen White
England Euro 2022 winner on BBC One

That was absolutely exhausting and I wasn't even on the pitch. I feel very proud.

The mentality of those players to step up. Even those who missed, the mentality to still put your hand up and say I want to take a penalty. But Luzy Bronze stood up and absolutely smashed it into the back of the net when we needed someone to score and Hannah Hampton made some big big saves.

Full credit to England but devastating obviously for Sweden because they were in this game for a long long time.

England

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Chloe Kelly reflected on the challenging first half and lessons learned:

"I think everyone was a little frustrated [with the first half performance], we weren't at our best and the standards we have set. But I think Sweden are a great side, we have to give them respect and compliment them. They were at their best tonight, and we had to match that.

"I think we came unstuck a little bit, but we worked it out in the end and I think that's what a great side does. We showed as a team how resilient we are, and we never had that experience before. Now we've got it in our back pocket going forward as well, so it's really important that we use that."

Siobhan Chamberlain
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast

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No matter how bad England were in that first half, you always know England have got goal scorers in that side and you know if they get their moment, England can get back into the game.

The pressure Chloe Kelly was under to step up and take that penalty the way she did and to finish it. She came on and made such an immediate impact.

Holly Bacon
BBC Sport

I love that Luke. I bet the nerves were seriously jangling.

Steph Houghton reckons England will get to the final, let’s hope she’s right.