England’s Chloe Kelly ‘thrives on’ producing the big moments after last-gasp heroics send Lionesses into Euro 2025 final, says Sarina Wiegman | Football News

Sarina and Yamman praised Chloe Kelly’s promotion for “production” in production in great moments after her goal in the 119th minute, she sent England to the Euro 2025 final.

Arsenal wing went up to release Assad until Sunday’s show in the last minute of the extra time, and the reversal of reversal after its initial penalty was preserved on another night of high drama.

England was heading to the exit door until they gave them the vital strike of Michelle Ajmang in the 96th minute of this additional half.

Ageemang’s third goal was in four England’s caps – and her second goal late to keep their closed hopes alive in many matches. Wiegman’s 19 -year -old Wiegman’s evaluation was confirmed. “What a talent.” ITV sport.

She was glowing on an equal footing with Kelly, who produced two help in England’s victory in the penalty in Sweden in the quarter -finals, before they revived them from the right side again against Italy despite his arrival only in the 77th minute.

“I think Chloe is thrived at these moments,” said Wajman. “She is enthusiastic about them, and she loves those moments. You can say.

“We have always had the opportunity to bring new players who bring a lot of quality.

“We ended up with more players at the forefront, which was necessary because it was a wall that we had to find a hole. They did it well.

“When you go at the goal and you should come from behind against Italy, you know you have a problem.

“We faced some serious challenges. We did not play well in the first half, and we had a lot of ball but we had no energy.

“The second half was better, but they defended well, and there was no large space in the last third.”

Kelly has not yet started a game in the championship, but she had not acquired her lack of minutes after her contribution to winning the match, and instead she focused on the character and flexibility of her teammates in taking themselves out of prison for the second consecutive match.

They were late in Sweden, two differences in the 79th minute, in the end of the day last Thursday, and they had less than two minutes from the time of injury to save the semi -finals with Italy before a draw in Agemang.

Once again, the alternatives have proven to be a pivotal in the success of England as they did throughout the Wilayat Wilayat period, as Kelly led the charge – and its hustle to start a final on Sunday either with Germany or Spain that is likely to grow with a higher voice only.

“This team is fighting, we have this flexibility,” I told ITV sport. “But we hope we can make it a little easier for ourselves in the final.

“It is an incredible feeling. This team deserves only that. Three finals are on bounce but we want more.

“The punishment was not supposed to go this way, but I was ready to apostasy!

Bronze: We do not do things in an easy way

England’s victory was fourth to require an additional time of seven judges during the Winjman era, but the first time they faced an additional 30 minutes in the same tournament.

It was also the third match consisting of five years when they had to die from behind, with five out of 15 goals in Switzerland so far from alternatives.

“We do not do things in the easy way that appears in this tournament, but we find a way to win,” said defender Lucy Bruns.

Whether this is the 96th minute, then [119th] Duble – dig deep and find a way to get goals.

“We have shown flexibility in the last game, Italy played a good game in the first half today, but we have shown flexibility and fighting in order to return to it as we have a lot in this tournament.

“We started a little bilateral as soon as we went, then they got the goal. Being 1-0 in the semi-finals is not easy to take mentally.”