The Swiss women’s national team struggled for the World Cup until the last minute: in the alternative qualifying match against Wales, after a 1-1 draw in normal time, she scored the winning goal at the end of extra time, and even with one and a half seconds left in the 121st minute. Moreover, That said, Fabian Homme did not choose any solution to get the ball into the net: she sent a pass from the left into the goal at an angle.
| The Swiss women’s team qualified for the World Cup (Image: Getty Images) |
In addition to the Swiss winners, the finals for the other two qualifying subsections were also held on Tuesday. The Portuguese also beat Iceland in extra time after tying 1-1 in regular time. Ireland proved to be better than Scotland by one goal, Amber Barrett, who came on as a substitute a few minutes ago, decided the match in Glasgow in the 82nd minute.
The winning goal for the Swiss
According to the established Women’s World Cup Qualifier Series system, the top two winners of the three alternative qualifiers – taking into account the results of the entire series – will go directly to the World Cup, while the third team will be in the 10-team tournament in New Zealand in February next year as qualifiers. Continental alternative, as the last chance to qualify. A comparison of the three winners shows that Ireland qualified for the World Cup alongside Switzerland, while Portugal awaits New Zealand.
Women’s football
World Championship alternatives
finals
Switzerland – Wales 2-1 – after extra time
Portugal – Iceland 4-1 – Ho
Scotland – Ireland 0-1
Australia and New Zealand will jointly host the Women’s World Cup from 20 July to 20 August 2023.
