Belgium set up Arnold Clark Cup decider against Lionesses | OneFootball

Tessa Wullaert of Belgium celebrates with Laura Deloose after scoring her team’s first goal. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

A Belgium comeback at the Arnold Clark Cup put them goal-difference behind England ahead of the final match day.

Belgium came from behind to win 2-1, overcoming South Korea to set up a decider against England on Wednesday evening at Ashton Gate.

Lee Geum-Min fired home from outside the box, Tessa Wullaert doing likewise to level in first-half stoppage-time, Tine De Caigny squeezing in the winner after 68 minutes via a corner.

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Mal Swanson (9 US) in action against Japan. (Georgia Soares/SPP)

USA have maximum points from two games at the SheBelieves Cup, Mallory Swanson with the only goal against Japan on half time.

Canada edged above Brazil in the table by beating them 2-0, Vanessa Gilles and Évelyne Viens the scorers.

Canada celebrating Vanessa Gilles’ goal against Brazil. (Georgia Soares/SPP)

Finland made it two wins from two at the Cyprus Women’s Cup with an 8-0 thrashing of Hungary, in which Linda Sällström hit a 13-minute hat-trick and Spurs’ Eveliina Summanen again found the net.

Croatia got off the mark with a 2-0 defeat of Romania.

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