Sarina Wiegman remains in the running for the Best FIFA Women's Coach of the Year award after the final three were revealed by the games' governing body.
Wiegman, 53, led England to their first ever major tournament last summer when the Lionesses won Euro 2022 on home soil after a 2-1 victory over Germany at Wembley. She has remained unbeaten as England manager since and this week named her squad for the 2023 Arnold Clark Cup, as the Lionesses prepare for this summer's World Cup finals.
Two other candidates make the up the final three, with the award announced later this month, Lyon manager Sonia Bompastor who led them to the 2022 Champions League crown and Brazil boss Pia Sundhage, the Swede having lifted the Copa America with Selecao. Chelsea boss Emma Hayes, who won the award 12 months ago, is no longer in the running and won't be retaining her crown.
