There's less than three weeks to go until the Women's World Cup gets underway in Australia and New Zealand, and England are very much heading into the tournament as one of the favourites.
The Lionesses will have a target on their backs after going all the way at last year's Euros, with manager Sarina Wiegman having lost just one game since taking the reins from Hege Riise in September 2021. However, the Dutchwoman will take nothing for granted this summer and has spent the past two weeks overseeing a training camp at St George's Park to ensure her charges are in the best shape possible ahead of the trip down under.
Before flying out to Australia on July 5, the Lionesses will play a final warm up game on home soil, taking on fellow World Cup competitors Portugal. Francisco Neto's side finished bottom of their group at the Euros, picking up just a single point from their three games.
