MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Sweden defender Linda Sembrant was relishing taking on hosts England in the Women's Euro semi-final after her late winner against Belgium on Friday kept her country's dream alive of winning their first major title since the 1984 Euros.
Currently ranked second in the world, the Swedes have come agonisingly close in the past, winning two Olympic silver medals and finishing as World Cup runners-up in 2003, and they now face England for a spot in the final.
Sweden also had a Stina Blackstenius goal disallowed by VAR for offside and they struggled to make the breakthrough until Sembrant's late winning strike.
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