In a historic match at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, Spain's women's national soccer team secured their place in the World Cup final for the first time in their history with a narrow 2-1 victory over Sweden. It was a nail-biting game, with all three goals being scored in the second half.

The first goal came in the 81st minute when Spain's Salma Paralluelo took a chance on a bouncing ball near the box and snuck it past Sweden goalkeeper Zecira Musovic, putting Spain up 1-0. Paralluelo described it as a "magic moment" and expressed her disbelief at being able to repeat such an incredible feat.

However, Sweden quickly equalized in the 88th minute, with Rebecka Blomqvist scoring a composed finish to tie the match. The Swedish team celebrated their goal, but their joy was short-lived.

Only a minute later, in the 89th minute, Olga Carmona became the hero for Spain. She fired a shot from the top of the box with her left foot, somehow getting it past Musovic to secure the victory for her team. The Spain defender, Irene Paredes, described the moment as "really, really, really crazy."

Carmona's goal proved to be the game-winner, sending Spain to the final. The team's coach, Jorge Vilda, called it a historic day and expressed his delight at reaching the final, which was their ultimate goal.

On the other hand, Sweden's coach, Peter Gerhardsson, expressed his disappointment at their third loss in the semifinals. He described a feeling of sadness and huge disappointment among the team.

Sweden will now play in the third-place match against the loser of the Australia-England match, while Spain will face the winner in the final. The Spanish team's achievement is seen as a formidable one, considering the circumstances in which they entered the tournament.

There had been concerns about divisions within the team, following complaints and frustrations from players over a year ago. However, the team has managed to overcome these challenges and perform well on the field.

Spain's technical ability and talent have been evident throughout the tournament. They have players like Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmat??, who are regarded as some of the best in the game. They also have rising star Salma Paralluelo, who has emerged as one of the brightest talents in women's soccer.

Despite some lingering divisions within the team, Spain's unity and determination have been key factors in their success. They have faced difficult situations and have shown their ability to overcome obstacles.

Spain will now compete in the World Cup final, with the chance to become champions of the world for the first time. The team is united in their pursuit of this ultimate glory, and achieving it would be an incredible achievement for Spanish women's soccer.