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Before the last game of the European Championship against Norway, coach Nora Häuptle, under 19, told LOOK: "We have to do our job." And that's what the Swiss do in front of 1.618 supporters at Wohlen. Even though the first group of the semifinal is safe, the young Nati wins, among other things Thanks to two goals from A-Natielerin, Geraldine Reuteler won 3: 1
But that's not enough for the expected European semi-finals, as France against Spain does not win the necessary victory (1: 2). Bitter, because the Nati had more fate in their own legs and needed help to protect themselves.
Reuteler twice on Gut-Ecke
Switzerland dominates the match for the entire duration. After seven minutes, Reuteler heads for a corner from captain Malin Gut. The first advance is calming
The best opportunity for the Norwegians comes from nowhere just before the break when Lillegard hits the top of the bar with a flank ball by the right.
Shortly after the break, things continue as planned. Another Good corner, Reuteler rushes from behind and heads the ball with the knee about five meters into the net (49th).
On the Nati side granted Fiona Hubler or Alisha Lehmann on other occasions. Unexpectedly, the first goal for northerners falls. Stenevik grabbed goalkeeper Elvira Herzog with a long range shot of just under 30 meters (79).
To the delight of the fans and the team, the Nati is still in the lead. Lehmann hits the ball all the way over a big pass from Fiona Hubler in the net (90 '). A conciliatory conclusion!
For Switzerland, the Home European Championship is over. In group B, Denmark (1st) and Germany (2nd) prevail. This is the name of Friday's semi-finals in Biel: Norway – Germany and Denmark – Spain
European Championship Group A
1. Norway 3/6
2. Spain 3/6
3. Switzerland 3/4
4. France 3/1
Switzerland – Norway 3: 1 (1: 0)
Stade Niedermatten , Wohlen – 1618 Fans
SR: Rebecca Welch (Eng)
Goals: 7. Reuteler 1: 0, 49. Reuteler 2: 0, 79. Stenevik 2: 1, 90. Lehmann 3: 1
Switzerland: Duke; Marti, good, steel, giant (46th Wyser); Bishop (64th Haller), Hubler, Tschopp, Reuteler; Buser, Lehmann
Norway: Sneve; Stenevik, Bloch-Hansen, C. Huseby, Woldvik; Eckhoff (70th Sunde), L. Huseby (88th Norheim); Terland, Tvedten (83rd Bäkkelund), Olsen; Lillegard
Posted on 24.07.2018 | Updated at 20:05
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