England kick off the 2022 Women's Euros at Old Trafford against Austria on July 6 as Sarina Wiegman looks to lead the Lionesses to their first European honour.
Four years ago, they finished in fourth place after they were beaten 3-0 by Holland in the semi-final. This time around, England host the competition looking to achieve a feat the men's squad failed to manage a year previous and win the European Championships.
The Lionesses will need to overcome 15 teams if they are to lift the coveted Euros trophy at Wembley at the end of July. In doing so, they will need to reach the final in this competition for the first time since 2009 when they were beaten 6-2 by Germany.
