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U.S., Sweden through to World Cup semis

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By Raf Casert

Associated Press

Published: Sunday, July 10 2011 5:35 p.m. MDT

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Having set up Therese Sjogran for the opening goal in the 11th minute, Schelin made the match safe in the 52nd to set off the players' traditional Swedish dancing celebrations.

Schelin capitalized on a poor back pass from Kim Carroll, took one touch past goalkeeper Melissa Barbieri before slotting the ball into the unguarded net.

"There is a fantastic atmosphere in our team and we pulled each other through," said Schelin, the player of the game.

The result means Sweden also qualifies for the London Olympics next year.

"Now we have to concentrate on winning against Japan. We don't have very good memories of playing against them," Sweden coach Thomas Dennerby said. "Our players will work hard to go one step further."

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Sporting
Draper, Utah

This team has been somewhat ignored by America this summer. They have only averaged 1/8th the tv viewership that the mens national team averaged last summer. This game will draw Americas attention! Go USA!!

  • 4:49 p.m. July 10, 2011
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satch
Highland, UT

I was proud of the heart the U.S. showed. Some very poor officiating- with seriously questionable calls. Replay doesn't lie. Hope Solo was awesome.

I still think the U.S. doesn't have our best players on this team.

  • 7:56 p.m. July 10, 2011
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CougarBlue
Heber City, UT

Able to watch the first 70 minutes. Sounds like it was quite a game after that.

  • 4:11 p.m. July 10, 2011
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