England’s 23-player squad features some stalwarts of the Lionesses mixed with plenty of players experiencing their first World Cup or even major tournament. Here are five players to look out for. Mary Earps England’s number one, Mary Earps has some of the safest hands in the world. The past 12-months have been transformative for the […]
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For the first time since being crowned ‘Queen of the Jungle’, former England international Jill Scott MBE will be returning to Australia in July as co-host of Lionesses: Down Under, connected by EE, alongside TV presenter and media personality Kyle Walker. Scott, who was capped 161 times by England and was part of the squad that won
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The Lionesses come together before a goalless draw to Portugal. England vs Portugal. Photo Credit: England Football via Twitter. What could have been a momentous send off for the Lionesses as they head down under competing for the World Cup, turned out to be a very flat and lacklustre game against Portugal. A goalless draw
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England vs Germany. UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 Final. Photo credit: James Whitehead (Sporting Her / All rights reserved) Sarina Wiegman has announced her 23 player squad who will be travelling to Australia in July to represent England in the Women’s World Cup. The tournament is set to be one of the biggest to date.
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Tomorrow at 2pm, Sarina Wiegman will name her 23-player squad for this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is set to be the biggest women’s football tournament yet. The tournament begins on July 20th and with the final at Stadium Australia on August 20th. England will be one of
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As Sembrant smashed home the loose ball in the Belgium penalty area to give Sweden a last minute winner in their quarter final, a groan could be heard from certain corners of England, those who knew what this would mean. England would, once again, have to play Sweden. A fixture etched into the rock
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