Spain vs. Netherlands Highlights | 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup | Quarterfinals

Only one change from that Switzerland match and that is with Paulo Luello making way for Caldente up top. One change though that Jankers had to make is because Van de Donk is out with suspension and that means it's going to be a bit more defense-minded. They have to defend here, as Spain get numbers forward, just outside of the box, Nestor, getting... Spain still have numbers forward, into the box, hit it, save, off the post afterwards, still loose. Second header denied. That is a massive save by Van Domselaar. Just gets enough on it. Wow. Paredes pass. Nice move there. Runners in the box for Spain. Played in! Her movement, just sitting between the left wing back and the left center back, gets on the end of this. Squares it across and it's Esther Gonzalez. After the 5-12 review, number 9 is on concert. We start with... Cup game they've played in. Second half underway. The Dutch in blue, Spain in red, it's Gonzalez, shooting right away! Wow, she had, I thought, Van Domselaar beat. Played at his face. Bierenstein! Oh! No signal. And now she points. That's a late signal. To run Bierenstein off of it and allow her goalkeeper, Coy, to come out and claim it. But I think Coy is going to get here regardless. So, we start with trouble. No penalty! Paraiolo with those fresh legs. Right side. Throwing two. She went down. For Spain. The area, they have camera angles. Here we go. Oh, it's so close. Don't forget, the line is part of the area. I think we got a penalty. By number 3. So, penalty! Paraiolo, Caldente. Walks up. Goal! Spain wins! And that is close from Caldente. Pings it right off the inside of that post and sends her team up 1-0. Couldn't control it, but the Dutch do press on. Bierenstein on the run. Three on two. Spain chasing. Bierenstein on the box. The shot. Stop. Here's Penalva. Into space. Maybe something here. Back. 1-1. It looks like the near side and fullback keeps her on. And that is Ivana. And Van der Hart gets it behind and makes no mistake. This is an incredibly difficult strike. Navarro. Putting one in. Safe. And Damselaar again. Boxing ball. Bierenstein. Running back. Not sure how that doesn't go in. You find Ivana. She doesn't know. Do I step? Do I pressure? Do I tackle? She backs off. Gives her the space. And a bounce. Bierenstein! And you've got to credit... Post. That's a 19-year-old who scored 11 goals in 18 games at Barcelona. Coming up big after Bierenstein had a chance for Dutch glory. Game over. Spain advances. Going to the semi-final for the first time.