untung99.biz: FIFA Womens World Cup 2023 How and when to watch England against Colombia in live quarterfinal action

England booked their spot in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 quarter-finals with a penalty shootout victory of Nigeria.

The reigning European Champions remain on course to complete an international double but will have to overcome tournament underdogs Colombia in the last eight.

If the English Lionesses are to progress, they must do so without breakout star Lauren James, who was shown a red card for standing on Nigeria’s Michelle Alozie in the Round of 16.

England emerged top of the group following three wins out of three, but were pushed to penalties by a Nigerian team who arguably had the better chances to score.

Chloe Kelly provided the heroics once more, with a thunderous winning strike from the spot to see them into the last eight.

Colombia may be an underdog, but the South Americans are not to be underestimated.

They’ve already beaten Germany – who The Lionesses faced in the Euro 2022 final last year – on their way to topping the group and knocking the Germans out, so they are no stranger to toppling a giant.

With superstar Linda Caicedo spurring them on, the team known as the Superpoderosas’ (Superpower girls or Powerpuff girls) could cause real problems for Sarina Wiegman’s side who are yet to really hit the ground running, barring a big win over People’s Republic of China.