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Katie Robinson explains how England Lionesses competition is raising her own standards

Katie Robinson believes she is already making strides as a player in only her second international camp after an excellent display in England's 2-1 win over Italy.

The Lionesses made it two wins from two in the Arnold Clark Cup, with Rachel Daly scoring twice after Italy had threatened their unbeaten run when Sofia Cantore levelled. Robinson, who came into the side of one of nine changes by manager Sarina Wiegman, produced a superb performance and set-up Daly's opener with a curling cross.

The Brighton youngster, 20, only made her international debut at the back of 2022, called up for the first time to the senior squad for a double-header against Japan and Norway. But this was the forward's first time starting for the Lionesses and she didn't disappoint, producing an exciting performance to help England to a second straight win, leaving them top of the group.

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