US EditionEuro 2025: Lionesses of England Take on La Furia Roja of Spain
- In the Women's Euros final, Lauren James was forced off injured shortly before half-time, Robert Calcutt, Sports Writer, reported.
- Sarina Wiegman, England manager, decided to start Lauren James despite an ankle injury, which emerged in the semi-final win over Italy.
- At the 40th minute, Chloe Kelly, substitute forward, replaced James, then supplied the assist for England’s equaliser, reinforcing her 'super sub' reputation, as Wiegman’s team aims for a historic title defense.
- Now, the team aims to become the first England side to defend the Euros trophy in Basel, Switzerland, against world champions Spain.
- Having previously won Euro 2017, Wiegman’s track record includes the 2019 World Cup final and Euro 2022 victory.
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Inside Sarina Wiegman's relationship with husband Marten Glotzbach
Wiegman has masterminded England’s run to the Euros final (Picture: Catherine Ivill/Getty Images) Sarina Wiegman has cemented her place as one of the finest football managers of her generation by guiding England into the Women’s Euro 2025 final. The Lionesses’ head coach has transformed England’s fortunes since taking over four years ago, winning the Euros in 2022, and then making it all the way to the World Cup final where they were narrowly be…
Euro 2025: Lionesses of England take on la Furia Roja of Spain
Defending champion England faces Spain in the final of the Women's European Championship. The match in Basel is a repeat of the 2023 World Cup final where Spain defeated the Lionesses 1-0. Details by FRANCE 24 sports editor in Basel, Selina Sykes.
Undefeated since the start of Euro 2025 football, the Roja, world champion, dreamed of imposing herself against the Lionesses, who held the title on Sunday in Basel (Switzerland), to offer her first crown in the continental tournament.
Euro 2025 final: How much are England's Lionesses paid and how does it compare to men's team? - The Mirror
The Lionesses are into their third consecutive final and will earn a performance-related bonus should they retain their trophy - but how does this fare against the England men's earnings?
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