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      Reshmin Chowdhury hailed for ‘outstanding’ outfit live on BBC as she presents Women’s World Cup

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      RESHMIN CHOWDHURY had viewers hailing her for her elegant outfit while on the BBC. Chowdhury was presenting the broadcaster’s coverage of the Women’s World Cup match between Switzerland and New Zealand – which ended 0-0.
      Reshmin Chowdury donned a stunning blue dress for coverage of the Women’s World Cup
      One fan said she looked ‘outstanding’
      She was joined in the studio by Laura Georges and Jonas Eidevall
      And fans were left impressed by both her work and her outfit.
      Chowdhury donned a stunning dark blue outfit as she appeared alongside former France star Laura Georges and Arsenal Women’s boss Jonas Eidevall.
      Taking to her Twitter page, she admitted the trio did not intend on an “’Allez Les Bleus’ look” – with all three wearing a different shade.
      But fans online didn’t seem to mind.
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      One wrote: “Outstanding look today Reshmin.”
      A second typed: “You looked beautiful as always Reshmin! ❤️😍😘.”
      “Cool blues 💙💙,” remarked a third.
      While another said: “Reshmin Chowdhury looking so beautiful and sexy! 🔥.”
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      Chowdhury is an award winning presenterCredit: The Sun
      Chowdhury, 45, also works on TNT – formerly BT Sport – and talkSPORT as a presenter.
      She has also presented the Champions League draw, revealing the perils of the draw in a 2019 column for SunSport.
      In 2015 Chowdhury – who is of British-Banglesdishi descent – won the Media Award at the Asian Football Awards.
      Her coverage of the World Cup made her the latest presenter to leave fans enamoured with the tournament.
      Both Alex Scott and Laura Woods on BBC and ITV respectively have had fans dazzled during their coverage, with one fan declaring they were “knocking it out of the park”. More

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      BBC cameras pan to fan’s ‘creepy’ Alisha Lehmann sign as Switzerland star is subbed on at Women’s World Cup

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      FANS have been left unimpressed after BBC cameras showed a “creepy” message to Alisha Lehmann during the Women’s World Cup.She was subbed on for Switzerland during the second half of their crunch group game against New Zealand.
      Alisha Lehmann made a substitute appearance at the Women’s World CupCredit: BBC
      She came on for Switzerland against New ZealandCredit: BBC
      And BBC cameras panned to a creepy fan’s sign in the crowdCredit: BBC
      As Lehmann, 24, came on the BBC cameras panned and showed a fans sign with a message that read: “Alisha Lehmann sign my belly so I can be seen on telley.”
      And viewers were not impressed with the footage as they took to social media.
      One Tweeted: “Media/Broadcasters: Please don’t show creepy dudes with signs asking for Alisha Lehmann to “please sign their belly so they can be seen on telly.
      “They are weird perverts and would think we’re better than to promote them.”
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      A second joked: “She’s not gonna s**g you mate.”
      A third added: “‘Alisha Lehmann, sign my belly so I can be on telly’ is wild.”
      It is not the first time Lehmann has had a message to her from the stands at the tournament.
      During the 2-0 win over the Philippines, in which Lehmann also made a substitute appearance, a fan held up a sign asking for the forward’s shirt.
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      Lehmann, who stars for Aston Villa in the WSL and is an Instagram sensation, made history last week by becoming the first female cover star for SWM magazine.
      Lehmann is one of the biggest stars in Women’s footballCredit: Instagram @alishalehmann7
      She is now the biggest commercial star in women’s football.
      Lehmann shares her adventures, travels, bikini photos and enviable lifestyle with her fanbase, although she had to tell her mum to ignore comments on her posts because of internet trolls.

      Astonishingly, it is estimated her branded posts are worth as much as £241,314 to her.
      She often shares stunning photos on social media and recently dressed up as a real life barbie.
      She plays for Aston Villa in the WSLCredit: Getty
      She has previously spoken about her huge online following, which includes 14million followers on Instagram.
      She said: “I appreciate the support so much, it gives me strength on pitch.
      “But I really don’t think about it. I don’t think that I’m better than anyone else, I come from humble beginnings with how I grew up with my family in Switzerland.
      “I don’t see myself as someone with loads of followers on social media, obviously I’m proud it – alongside my football – but it doesn’t change anything.”
      She has over 14 million followers on InstagramCredit: Instagram @alishalehmann7
      But Lehmann is keen to remind fans she is a footballer and made it clear that football takes priority over everything else.
      She said: “Some people just see Instagram and social media and don’t even know I actually play football, when I don’t post a football picture for a week, people say, ‘Oh she doesn’t even play’.
      “I think sometimes it’s a bit hard because obviously I train every day, like everyone else, I play every weekend and sometimes it’s hard because they make a picture of you.
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      “I’m a proper footballer. I work hard every day. I want to be the best version of myself in football and that’s my first priority in life.”
      Switzerland and Lehmann drew the game against New Zealand 0-0 and confirmed their spot in the knockout rounds of the competition. More

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      Alex Scott ‘knocks it out of the park’ in trendy outfit live on BBC with fans loving her Women’s World Cup coverage

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      ALEX SCOTT has left many viewers impressed with her coverage of the Women’s World Cup.The BBC presenter has been a regular sight for viewers since the start of the tournament.
      Fans declared Alex Scott was ‘knocking it out of the park’ as host for the Women’s World CupCredit: BBC
      Scott donned a trendy outfit for today’s coverageCredit: BBC
      She has been a regular sight on the BBCCredit: BBC
      And on Saturday, Scott, seen hosting coverage in a trendy blue jacket and white top, was lavished with praise online.
      One fan wrote: “Alex Scott is knocking it out of the park as the BBC anchorwoman ❤️.”
      A second said: “Loving your work on the Women’s World Cup coverage Alex. Well done! Brilliant 😀.”
      “I love Alex Scott man,” declared a third.
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      Another added: “Alex Scott on Match of the Day makes me so happy every time.
      “She’s so good, feels like she’s in a living room with some friends talking about the game and we can all watch 🥰.”
      Former England star Scott was joined on the BBC panel by former Lioness Fara Williams, Manchester City star Steph Houghton and former France star Laura Georges.
      One fan was delighted with their coverage, typing: “All doing a great job👍⚽️.”
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      She was joined by Fara Williams, Steph Houghton and Laura GeorgesCredit: BBC
      Scott donned a black dress earlier this weekCredit: BBC Sport
      Scott has previously dazzled in a black dress, while she was also present for the tournament’s opening game as a pundit while Gabby Logan opened proceedings on the presenting side.
      On ITV’s coverage, Laura Woods had fans equally enamoured as she donned a bold blue outfit.
      While she has also been seen on the punditry side of the panelCredit: BBC
      Scott is often seen in dazzling dresses when hitting the red carpetCredit: Getty More

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      England 1 Denmark 0 LIVE RESULT – Women’s World Cup 2023: Lauren James’ STUNNER claims win for Lionesses in second game

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      ENGLAND have beaten Denmark in Sydney – and the Lionesses have all but confirmed their place in the knockout stages of the Women’s World Cup.Lauren James’ screamer gave the Lionesses the lead against the Danes after just six minutes.
      Keira Walsh was stretchered off after going down with a knee injury on 35 minutes.
      The Lionesses managed to hang on to secure a 1-0 win despite Denmark hitting the post late on.

      Kick off time: 9:30am BST
      TV channel: BBC One
      FREE live stream: BBC iPlayer
      England team: Earps, Bronze, Walsh, Greenwood, Bright, James, Stanway, Daly, Toone, Kelly, Russo
      Denmark team: Christensen, Hasbo, Ballisager, Sevecke, Boye, Holmgaard, Harder, Veje, Kuhl, Madsen, Thomsen

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      England have almost confirmed their spot in the knockout stages with a 1-0 win over Denmark.
      The Lionesses will now have to wait for this afternoon’s match between China and Haiti to conclude before they find out where they stand in Group D.
      It wasn’t England’s best performance, but they showed glimpses of excellence during the first half before a devastating injury to Keira Walsh killed all momentum.
      Nevertheless, the Lionesses are still undefeated in this year’s tournament and they are yet to concede a goal.
      The race for the World Cup is still well and truly alive.
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      Rachel Daly on Walsh’s injury
      Speaking to BBC Sport, Day said: “It’s not nice to see anyone go off injured but Keira is Keira and she is an integral part of the team.
      “I am really really hoping with everything that it isn’t anything too serious. She is a special player an special person.
      “Let’s hope it isn’t as bad as it looked and it was only a precaution.”
      Credit: AP
      Reece James reacts to Lauren’s goal
      Lauren James scored her first World Cup goal just six minutes into her first World Cup start today.
      Her brother, Chelsea’s Reece James, simply tweeted: “Proud.”
      Credit: Twitter / @ReeceJames
      ‘It’s serious’
      It did look serious so if you can’t walk off the pitch it’s serious. I don’t know, we’ve just finished the game.Sarina WiegmanReacting to Walsh’s injury on BBC Sport
      Worry for Walsh
      Keira Walsh was spotted on crutches and with her right knee in a brace during the second half.
      England lost all momentum after the midfielder was forced off shortly before half time.
      Walsh will now likely miss the rest of the tournament with what could potentially be an ACL injury.
      Her absence will be a devastating blow for the Lionesses.
      Walsh is irreplaceable in the England squad, so Wiegman may have to switch the structure of the team around to compensate for her absence.
      Credit: Getty
      Credit: Getty
      Sarina Wiegman reacts
      Speaking to BBC Sport, the England manager said: “We started well, we played well and scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the first half [where] we lost balls we didn’t have to lose.
      “Then we had the horrible moment with Keira. Second half was a fight and the team showed we adapted to the new situation and we had to fight to win. I am very proud of the team.”
      On James’ goal, she added: “For me it doesn’t matter who scores the goals. They played well, they started well and yes, LJ scored a beautiful goal.”
      Lauren James reacts
      Speaking to BBC Sport, the England winger said: “Yeah definitely [it was a great feeling to score]. It was a dream and something I’ve been thinking about but most importantly I’m happy to help us win.
      “I kind of had a thought and then as soon as it hit the net it was just relief.”
      “They [teammates] were just really happy for me and they said it before the game they had a good feeling about me. I am happy to have good people around me.”
      “I am calm all around the pitch. I am happy to bring that on the pitch.”
      Credit: PA
      Full Time – England 1-0 Denmark
      Lauren James’ world-class early strike was overshadowed by the devastating injury to Keira Walsh.
      Walsh has played more minutes for England than anyone else since Euro 2022, meaning she is one of the most important players in the heart of the team.
      The Lionesses fell flat after the midfielder went off, and their intensity dropped significantly which allowed Denmark to get back into the game.
      Full Time – England 1-0 Denmark
      England claim all three points… just.
      The Lionesses have all-but confirmed their spot in the knockout stages!
      Credit: PA
      90. England 1-0 Denmark
      Four minutes have been added on.
      Denmark are growing in momentum.
      England need to kill this game now while they still have the advantage.
      88. England 1-0 Denmark
      England are playing in slow-motion and they are almost punished for it!
      Bronze fails to close down Sorensen before the midfielder crosses the ball into the box.
      Vangsgaard powers above Daly to head the ball towards goal, but it rattles the post!
      A huge let-off for the Lionesses.
      85. England 1-0 Denmark
      Greenwood picks up the ball in defence before carrying it forward and setting it to James in the No.10 position.
      James then skips past Holmgaard before sending a perfect through-ball to Kelly, who passes it back to Bronze.
      Bronze attempts a long-range strike, but her effort is off-target.
      82. England 1-0 Denmark
      The Lionesses come close again as Daly sends a long ball through to England in the box, who heads it towards goal, but her effort narrowly loops over the ball.
      78. England 1-0 Denmark
      Denmark make some more changes.
      Sorensen is on to replace Madsen.
      Thogersen is on to replace Ballisager.
      76. England 1-0 Denmark
      England make two more changes.
      Russo is replaced by England.
      Toone is replaced by Hemp.
      Hemp moves out onto the wing, leaving James to move inside to fill the void left by Toone.
      72. England 1-0 Denmark
      Huge chance for England as Russo drives forward.
      She unleashes a strike from the edge of the box, but her effort runs wide.
      Credit: AP
      71. England 1-0 Denmark
      Denmark make their first change.
      Hasbo is replaced by Vangsgaard.
      68. England 1-0 Denmark
      The Lionesses are starting to make some sloppy mistakes now.
      They got away with it last week against Haiti, but Denmark – a much more experienced side – will likely punish them move.
      65. England 1-0 Denmark
      Thomsen receives a warning from the referee for a push on Daly.
      Denmark are gradually growing into this game and they are beginning to look dangerous.
      57. England 1-0 Denmark
      The Lionesses have another corner.
      Greenwood sends it into the box for Bronze to run onto.
      The full-back heads it towards goal, but her effort flies wide.
      56. England 1-0 Denmark
      James wins a corner following a superb nutmeg on Sevecke.
      Greenwood sends it into the box, but the ball heads straight out for another corner.
      52. England 1-0 Denmark
      Denmark break through on goal as England lose the ball in midfield.
      It is eventually set to Kuhl in the box, who attempts to catch Earps out with a clever strike into the bottom-right corner, but the England keeper makes the save.
      Another warning sign for the Lionesses.
      Credit: Getty
      47. England 1-0 Denmark
      A positive start for England after the break.
      Greenwood sends a corner into the box and it is headed down by Bronze.
      Toone attempts the half-volley, but her effort flies over the crossbar.
      Kick Off – England 1-0 Denmark
      We’re back underway!
      The Lionesses are just 45 minutes away from potentially booking their spot in the knockout stages!
      Half Time – England 1-0 Denmark
      England have vastly improved performance-wise compared to last week’s opening match against Haiti.
      The Lionesses are so much more defensively solid both on and off the ball and they are offering so much more going forward.
      They just need to make the most of their chances now.
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      Legendary sports presenter unrecognisable as she predicts her own future in incredible throwback clip

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      A LEGENDARY sports presenter looks unrecognisable after shedding light on a remarkable throwback video. The broadcaster has been a common sight for viewers on both ITV and BBC throughout her career.
      A broadcasting legend looks unrecognisable in 1991 before revealing her career plans
      After starting out as a gymnast, the presenter headed to Durham University to take up a law degree before heading into the broadcast industry.
      Having started her radio career in 1992, she joined Sky Sports in 1996 before finding herself at ITV in 1998, where she was seen presenting football including the World Cup and Champions League.
      In 2004 she even hosted BBC’s Sport Relief before joining the corporation in 2007.
      Since joining the Beeb she has presented a whole host of programs.
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      These include flagship shows such as Final Score and The One Show.
      She has also been an integral part of presenting teams on the coverage of three Olympic Games, three World Cups, the Six Nations, the Commonwealth Games and many more.
      The 50-year-old kickstarted BBC’s coverage of this summer’s Women’s World Cup.
      In case you haven’t got it yet, the presenter can be revealed as none-other than Gabby Logan.
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      Gabby Logan is the legendary broadcaster seen in the videoCredit: Getty
      In the video from 1991, Logan sported a stunning red dress before telling iconic radio and TV host Gay Byrne her plans for the future while at the Rose of Tralee.
      And amazingly it seems she has fulfilled all of her career wishes and more.

      Logan retweeted the video with the caption: “Believe”.
      Reacting to the video, Chelsea Women boss and ITV pundit Emma Hayes said: “Amazing Gabby. Dream big they say.”
      Following Logan’s story of her time at Today, ex-BT Sport presenter Des Kelly revealed: “This clip is great. I was ordered to ‘look after the new work experience girl’ at Today.
      “I didn’t swear v.much as I recall, but the Tory Sports Minister didn’t like my questions when we went to a press briefing.
      “@GabbyLogan didn’t need any looking after. She knew her path. Bravo 👏👏👌.”
      One fan wrote: “Not just a broadcaster, one of the best broadcasters right now.”
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      A second added: “Fair to say the kid did alright.”
      “That’s really quite something,” wrote a shocked third.
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      Fans praise ‘divine’ and ‘beautiful’ Alex Scott as she heads up BBC Women’s World Cup coverage in elegant black dress

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      ALEX SCOTT almost put the Women’s World Cup in the shade with her latest stunning outfit while presenting coverage of the tournament.The England and Arsenal legend hosted the clash between Australia and Nigeria on the BBC.
      Alex Scott wowed fans in a black dressCredit: BBC Sport
      She hosted the BBC’s coverage of Australia vs NigeriaCredit: BBC Sport
      It was Scott’s latest elegant showing during the tournament after wowing fans in a grey outfitCredit: BBC
      Former England and Arsenal hero Scott stuns on the red carpetCredit: Getty
      She sat in the studio alongside Steph Houghton and Rachel Brown-Finnis as they enjoyed a thrilling game in which the hosts suffered a shock 3-2 defeat.
      Scott wore an elegant black dress that caught the eye of viewers.
      The “gorgeous” 38-year-old donned high-heeled shoes to go with the stunning outfit.
      Fans were left in awe of her, with one saying: “I love Alex Scott.”
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      Another commented: “Alex Scott you are so divine.”
      A third added: “She is beautiful.”

      Scott is no stranger to wowing fans on her TV duties, dazzling in a classy outfit as a pundit as New Zealand faced Norway.
      She also left fans besotted when presenting Soccer Aid in a figure-hugging red dress.
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      The retired full-back is good friends with England captain Leah Williamson, who is out of the World Cup with injury.
      They recently enjoyed a wild night partying as Scott’s pal had booze poured into her mouth.
      Scott and Williamson also went on holiday together to Ibiza in June as they relaxed in bikinis.
      Alex Scott recently stunned viewers in a red dress at Soccer AidCredit: PA
      Fans have been confessing their love for herCredit: Getty
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      BBC presenter Emma Louise Jones ‘repeatedly stopped by same man trying to take pics of her’ as she shares scary story

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      EMMA LOUISE JONES has told how taking her puppy for a walk turned into a terrifying ordeal. The BBC presenter took to Twitter to recount her story.
      Emma Louise Jones is a presenter on the BBCCredit: Instagram / @eljonesuk
      She hosts MOTDxCredit: instagram
      And also works on ViaplayCredit: Instagram / @eljonesuk
      On what should have been routine dog walks, she revealed how a man repeatedly stopped her to ask to take pictures of her – as well as making requests the presenter chose not to go into.
      Emma said the repeated harassment left her feeling “uncomfortable” and urged people witnessing similar events to help those in “uncomfortable interactions.”
      On Twitter the football presenter wrote: “I’ve taken my puppy on the same walk near my house the last few days & the same man has repeatedly stopped me to tell me he wants to take photos of me (along with other stuff that I won’t mention here).
      “This makes women/girls feel uncomfortable & I would urge anyone who sees what looks like an uncomfortable interaction to not just ignore it and walk past.
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      “You don’t always have to intervene, but even just having the presence of someone else nearby can be reassuring.”
      Emma, 33, joined the BBC in 2021.
      She works as the presenter on MOTDx and on ViaPlay
      The popular presenter, who has amassed a following of nearly 337,000 on Twitter, made her name on Leeds TV.
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      However, she has unfortunately had to deal with a number of hideous online trolls.
      In one instance she brilliantly shut down one vile comment by posting a screenshot of the tweet alongside the caption: “Alexa, what does a virgin look like?”
      Emma has 337k followers on TwitterCredit: Instagram, @eljones90How you can get helpWomen’s Aid has this advice for victims and their families:

      Always keep your phone nearby.
      Get in touch with charities for help, including the Women’s Aid live chat helpline and services such as SupportLine.
      If you are in danger, call 999.
      Familiarise yourself with the Silent Solution, reporting abuse without speaking down the phone, instead dialing “55”.
      Always keep some money on you, including change for a pay phone or bus fare.
      If you suspect your partner is about to attack you, try to go to a lower-risk area of the house – for example, where there is a way out and access to a telephone.
      Avoid the kitchen and garage, where there are likely to be knives or other weapons. Avoid rooms where you might become trapped, such as the bathroom, or where you might be shut into a cupboard or other small space.

      If you are a ­victim of domestic abuse, SupportLine is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6pm to 8pm on 01708 765200. The charity’s email support ­service is open weekdays and weekends during the crisis – messageinfo@supportline.org.uk.
      Women’s Aid provides a live chat service – available weekdays from 8am-6pm and weekends 10am-6pm.
      You can also call the freephone 24-hour ­National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247. More

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      England vs Denmark – Women’s World Cup 2023: Lionesses look to build on cagey Haiti win against Danes – FREE stream, TV

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      ENGLAND opened up their Women’s World Cup campaign with a win over Haiti – and they’ll be hoping for the same against Denmark. The Lionesses secured a nervy 1-0 triumph courtesy of Georgia Stanway’s retaken penalty.
      Georgia Stanway led the Lionesses to their 1-0 win against HaitiCredit: Alamy
      However, England boss Sarina Wiegman will know that the squad has to be more in control if they want to achieve World Cup glory this summer.
      Furthermore, the Danes also held out to win by a single goal in their opening Group D match against China so they’ll be full of confidence.
      But the Lionesses have the better head-to-head record between the two huge nations.
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      When is England vs Denmark? 

      The Lionesses’ next group stage game will commence on Friday, 28 July.
      Kick-off is scheduled at 9:30am BST and 6:30pm local time.
      Sydney Football Stadium in Australia is the allocated arena for this match and it can host approximately 42,000 fans.

      What TV channel is England vs Denmark on and can it be live-streamed?

      The match will be broadcasted live on BBC One in the UK.
      You can also watch a live stream of the game via the BBC iPlayer website or app.

      Can I watch it for FREE?
      Yes!
      If you hold a valid TV license in the UK you can watch the game for FREE
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      What is the team news?
      Weigman is not expected to change her starting XI too much as her back four Lucy Bronze, Millie Bright, Jessica Carter and Alex Greenwood need more playing time together.
      The relatively new Lioness side still has much to show as they face injury absences from Leah Williamson, Beth Mead and Fran Kirby.
      Meanwhile, the second-half introduction of WSL Golden Boot winner Rachel Daly and Lauren James in the match against Haiti made Wiegman’s side more threatning in attack.
      Tottenham forward, Bethany England is yet to make an appearance for the Euro champs in the contest. More