Alessia Russo said England are “keeping the dream alive” after scoring the goal that sent the Lionesses to the World Cup semi-final. It was another nervy night for the team, with Leicy Santos giving Colombia a shock lead before goals from Lauren Hemp and the Arsenal forward turned the game around. “[We’re] buzzing, semi-final of the World Cup, we’re keeping the dream alive,” Russo said at full-time. “Obviously Colombia are a top, top team and I think they’ve shown more than that at this World Cup.” England face co-hosts Australia in their semi-final tie, which takes place on Wednesday 16 August. Read More ‘Kane deal imminent’: Spurs boss says star striker on his way to Bayern Munich Watch: Baffling totem pole inscribed with name of Baltic god appears on Kent cliff Lauren James ‘lost her emotions for a split second’ over red card stamp, Wiegman says

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