An impressive win over Japan has teed the Swedes up for their fourth semi-final in recent years, having already toppled reigning champions USA.
Without a title to show for their efforts thus far, they will feel it is their time now.
Spain, meanwhile, have put off-field issues to the side to reach this stage for the first time in their history.
Going one step further would be a remarkable achievement.
Here’s everything you need to know.
Date, kick-off time and venue Spain vs Sweden is scheduled for a 9am BST kick-off time on Tuesday August 15, 2023.
Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand will host.
Where to watch Spain vs Sweden for free TV channel : The game will be broadcast on BBC One , with coverage starting at 8.30am.
Live stream : The BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website (both free with a subscription) will offer a live stream.
LIVE coverage: Follow all the action with Standard Spor t’s dedicated match blog.
Spain vs Sweden team news Salma Paralluelo was the hero off the bench for the Spanish in the quarter-finals and may well have done enough to earn a start.
Catalina Coll is expected to start in goal and it will be fascinating to see if Ballon d’Or holder Alexias Putellas is again named on the bench, having started there in both of the last rounds.
Sweden, meanwhile, are not suffering with any fresh injury concerns as things stand.
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Spain vs Sweden prediction The momentum is with Sweden. Far more experienced on this stage, that knowhow will be crucial.
Sweden to win 2-1 .
Head to head (h2h) history and results Spain wins: 0
Draws: 1
Sweden wins: 0
Spain vs Sweden latest odds Spain to win (90 mins): 19/20
Draws: 21/10
Sweden to win (90 mins): 3/1
Odds via Betfair and subject to change.
