Spain reach first Euros semifinal, but still have work to do despite beating Swiss
Briefly

Spain's women's national football team achieved a significant milestone by reaching the semifinals of the European Championships for the first time, defeating Switzerland 2-0. Despite a missed penalty by Mariona Caldentey and hitting the woodwork three times, Spain managed to secure their place in the last four with two late goals from substitutes Athenea del Castillo and Claudia Pina. Midfielder Aitana Bonmatí emphasized the importance of remaining calm and patient, noting the need for improvement in their penalty-taking skills ahead of their upcoming semifinal match against France or Germany.
The Spanish women's national football team has advanced to the semifinals of the European Championships for the first time in its history, defeating Switzerland 2-0.
Midfielder Aitana Bonmatí expressed pride in reaching the semifinals, stating that the team had to remain calm and patient despite pressure to win by large margins.
Substitutes Athenea del Castillo and Claudia Pina scored within five minutes, securing the victory and preventing a potential upset by the home team Switzerland.
Spain struggled with penalties, missing two but still securing the win, highlighting areas for improvement before facing either France or Germany in the semifinals.
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