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FT: Spain 2-1 Sweden - substitute Paralluelo opens scoring but Blomqvistat levels, before Carmona 's dramatic winner
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Spain 2-1 Sweden
IT IS! THEY'VE DONE IT!
Well, it took more than 80 minutes for this match to spring into life but when it finally did the momentum swung back and forth but it was Spain who edged it in the key moments.
Spain are in their first ever World Cup final and will face England or Australia on Sunday.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
One last roll of the dice for Sweden as Lina Hurtig swings one in and Cata Coll comes out to claim.
That has to be it.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
Lina Hurtig gives away the foul as the clock ticks down and she has her head in her hands. She can't believe she has given up that opportunity.
The added time is done. Spain are seconds away.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
Less than a minute on the clock for Sweden to salvage something and potentially send us to extra time.
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S: Goal of the tournament right there.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
Spain just trying to take the momentum out of the game by making a change.
Mariona Caldentey makes way for Esther Gonzalez.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
It's now or never for Sweden.
They have a free-kick just inside the area and there's a bit of a scrap in the box. The referee says it's a free-kick to Spain and Sweden are furious. Don't think there was anything in there for a penalty but perhaps not enough for a free-kick either. Sweden wanted to play on.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Sweden have got to chuck everything at it, you're minutes away from going out of a World Cup semi-final.
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Well, that's livened things up a bit.
Just before all that I was saying Lina Hurtig had come on in place of Elin Rubensson.
We're into seven minutes of added time.
Spain 2-1 Sweden
Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One
What a response from Spain.
Carmona had a few chances from far out in the first half and didn't capitalise. But she sees the space in front of her and takes the chance to have a go.
Terrific effort, unfortunate for Musovic who I think got a hand to it.
Sweden will be so disappointed to concede like that. They had to close that down.
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Olga Carmona (89 mins)
WHAT DRAMA!
Well it comes from a corner which misses everyone and comes out to the captain, Olga Carmona right on the edge of the area.
She absolutely smacks it with her left foot and it hammers off the underside of the bar and into the net.
What a strike to potentially put Spain in their first World Cup final.
Should Zecira Musovic have done better?
Spain won't care.
Rebecka Blomqvist (87 mins)
WOW!
Well it's only taken 87 minutes but we now have a game on our hands.
Rebecka Blomqvist, the substitute, levels things up for Sweden, latching on to another substitute, Lina Hurtig's header and poking into the opposite corner.
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Spain goalkeeper Cata Coll is on the turf and the referee waves for the medical team to come on.
The Spain players are taking the opportunity to get some information from Jorge Vilda.
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Spain conceded a stoppage-time equaliser against the Netherlands in their quarter-final.
Just saying.
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Salma Paralluelo has just gone and smashed it in with her right foot.
Great finish into the bottom corner. Both defenders trying to stick a leg out, trying to block it, she curls in it.
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Boos rang around Eden Park moments after that goal as the screens showed VAR was checking for a possible offside.
All clear, the goal stands.
What have Sweden got, now? Whatever it is, they're running out of time to do it.
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Eden Park
Bedlam at Eden Park. Spain's substitutes are on the pitch celebrating with their team-mates. Are La Roja heading to their first Women's World Cup final?
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One
Paralluelo has been absolutely brilliant since she came on.
Always positive, always looking forward, and looking to beat defenders.
She gets into a good position in the box then, and her first thought is to see if she can get a shot on target, which she does.
A real cool finish from the youngster.
Salma Paralluelo (80 mins)
BREAKTHROUGH!
Finally, we have a goal in this semi-final and it's Salma Paralluelo once again!
She has been such a bright spark since she has come on. A really poor clearance in the box from Jonna Andersson and it's straight to the 19-year-old's feet.
She does so well to sort her feet and it's a lovely right-foot slotted finish into the bottom right corner.
What a time to do it, too. Have Spain put one foot in the final?
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Salma Paralluelo arrives into the area but it's a yellow wall in front of her.
With no options she has no chance but to have a go but it's inevitably blocked by the defender in front of her.