Spain clinched the last semifinal place at the women's field hockey World Cup on Wednesday with a 1-1 draw with England.
The Netherlands and Germany drew 0-0, while China beat India 1-0 in the Pool A's other matches.
The United States beat South Korea 1-0 to secure third place in Pool B, while Japan beat South Africa 3-0.
Spain's Montserrat Cruz rounded goalkeeper Beth Storry before scoring from a wide angle to give the hosts the lead in the 11th minute.
England had multiple chances in the second half before Mel Clewlow scored the equalizer off a penalty corner in the 65th.
With England pressing for the win in order to advance, Spanish goalkeeper Maria Jesus Rosa made several saves in a tense final minutes as Spain ensured second place in the group and what will be its highest finish at the championships, besting a fifth place finish from 1990.
Olympic champion Germany failed to convert two penalty corners right on full-time --Netherlands midfielder Maartje Goderie blocking a shot by Fanny Rinne from just inside the area.
Germany goalkeeper Kristina Reynolds made seven saves including three in the final minutes from the Netherlands' 12 shots.
{{/usCountry}}Germany goalkeeper Kristina Reynolds made seven saves including three in the final minutes from the Netherlands' 12 shots.
{{/usCountry}}The Netherlands was already assured of the top seeding in Pool A and will face the loser of the Pool B match between Australia and defending champion Argentina later.
Germany, which finished seventh at the last World Cup, will meet the U.