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Group B looks equally difficult with former champions Netherlands and current world champions France drawn alongside 2004 Euro winners Greece, Ireland and Gibraltar.
Manisha's team Apollon Ladies FC outplayed Latvian club SFK Riga 3-0 in their opener.
Europa League winners Eintracht had offered some resistance in the first half and had chances to score but were eventually overrun by the Spaniards.
Stanway let one fly from distance to fire her side into the semifinals with a 2-1 extra-time victory over Spain.
Seferovic put Switzerland ahead 57 seconds into the clash at Stade de Geneve with a close-range header after defender Silvan Widmer set him up with a precise cross inside the area.
Mbappe, who came on as a substitute after the break, found the back of the net with a shot into the top corner seven minutes from time to cancel out Andreas Weimann's first-half opener.
The defending champions went ahead through Adrien Rabiot's goal early in the second half but Andrej Kramaric's late penalty gave the hosts a deserved draw.
Denmark came from behind to defeat France 2-1 in their Group A1 clash at the Stade de France.
Ronaldo, his country's record goal-scorer, came on in the 62nd minute but failed to find the net as a late Ricardo Horta strike salvaged a 1-1 draw for Portugal against Spain in the Nations League.
The final between Liverpool and Real Madrid kicked off with a 35-minute delay after police tried to hold back people attempting to force their way into the Stade de France without tickets, while some ticket holders complained they were not let in.