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The Guardian - UK
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Tom Garry in St Gallen

England captain Williamson believes ‘relentless’ Sweden are threat at Euro 2025

Leah Williamson and fellow Lionesses after England's victory over Wales
Leah Williamson (left) reflected on an ‘emotional group stage with lots of ups and downs’ but is looking forward to Thursdays quarter-final. Photograph: Maja Hitij/Uefa/Getty Images

The England captain, Leah Williamson, has said Sweden deserve more respect and that their strong record at major tournaments should be spoken about more frequently, as the two sides prepare to meet in Thursday’s Euro 2025 quarter-final.

Sweden have reached the knockout stages of every Women’s European Championship since 1995 and have been in the semi-finals at three of the past five Euros. They have also finished third in the past two World Cups and claimed silver medals at both the Rio and Tokyo Olympics.

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