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‘We’ve changed more mentality-wise than ability-wise’ – Alex Greenwood on the ten-year evolution of England’s Lionesses

The Euro 2022 winner explains to FourFourTwo how the Lionesses have risen to the top of world football

FourFourTwo

Joe Root takes only wicket of afternoon session as Australia frustrate England

Marnus Labuschagne was caught behind for a defiant 111 on a rain-affected day four.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Marnus Labuschagne hundred frustrates England before Joe Root makes key breakthrough

Stumps, day four: Australia 317 & 214-5, England 592

Evening Standard

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Today at the Women’s World Cup: England, USA and five-star Japan claim victories

Japan hit five past Zambia, England edged past Haiti and holders the United States saw off Vietnam.

The Independent UK

‘We’ve come so far from saying women can’t play football’: girls gather to cheer on the Lionesses

From Suffolk to Sheffield, youngsters inspired by England’s Euros triumph sat down before big screens to enjoy the side’s World Cup campaign

The Guardian - UK

England need to improve fragile defence after rescue act by Mary Earps

Haiti give the Lionesses a scare in their World Cup opener and progress is required before the sterner test of Denmark

The Guardian - UK

Sarina Wiegman admits unconvincing England lacked cutting edge in Women’s World Cup opener

The European champions needed a Georgia Stanway penalty to see off Haiti

The Independent UK

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England 1-0 Haiti: Women’s World Cup player ratings

Kelly and Russo provide some spark for England, while Walsh and Bronze toil and Dumornay excels for Haiti

The Guardian - UK

Sarina Wiegman admits England lacked ‘ruthlessness’ in World Cup opener

England Women’s manager, Sarina Wiegman, said the 1-0 World Cup victory over Haiti was ‘hard for us’, while Georgia Stanway said: ‘We’re happy to get over the line’

The Guardian - UK

Mary Earps is an England superstar – even if fans can’t buy her shirt

The goalkeeper was England’s match-winner as the Lionesses opened their World Cup campaign with a narrow win against Haiti

The Independent UK

Rain relents to give England opportunity to push for victory at Old Trafford

England need six wickets for a series-levelling victory to set up a Kia Oval decider next week.

The Independent UK

Cutting edge missing for unconvincing England, admits boss Sarina Wiegman

The European champions needed a Georgia Stanway penalty to see off Haiti.

The Independent UK

‘I’ll be flying’: England’s Funmi Fadoju aiming high at Netball World Cup

The Dagenham 20-year-old who could be the star of the Netball World Cup tells Emma John about discovering the game, family support and her famous leap

The Guardian - UK

England underestimated Haiti in World Cup opener and revealed their Achilles heel

On the evidence of a fortunate win in Brisbane, England’s defensive unit looks short of having what it takes to win the World Cup

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Evening Standard

Sarina Wiegman lays down challenge to England attackers after limp win over Haiti

England boss Sarina Wiegman has called on her attackers to be more ruthless after the Lionesses kicked off their World Cup campaign with a limp 1-0 win over Haiti.

The Independent UK

England fans cheer as Lionesses beat Haiti in opening World Cup match

The side edged to a 1-0 win thanks to a Georgia Stanway penalty in Brisbane.

The Independent UK

Train strikes 2023: Everything you need to know about July and August rail industrial action

London Underground strike is sandwiched between two of the national walk-outs called by the RMT union

The Guardian - UK

September school strikes possible as rebel teachers in England set to reject pay offer

Some local branches to defy teaching unions’ advice to accept deal over recruitment concerns

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The Times of India

4th Ashes Test: Rain delays England's push for series-levelling win against Australia

England's hopes for a series-levelling victory against Australia were put on hold due to persistent rain at Old Trafford on Saturday.

The Independent UK

England labour to opening win over Haiti thanks to Georgia Stanway penalty

Stanway scored at the second attempt from the spot.

The Independent UK

Lucy Bronze: England and Barcelona’s legendary right-back in profile

Attacking right-back remains a fixture of the Lionesses’ first team a decade after making her debut, winning every honour going at club level in the interim

The Independent UK

England survive Women’s World Cup scare but Haiti highlight problems for Lionesses to solve

England 1-0 Haiti: The European champions edged past a spirited Haiti side inspired by the brilliant Melchie Dumornay

Evening Standard

Relieved England survive chaotic Haiti clash to avoid Women’s World Cup upset

Lionesses will hope history repeats itself after Haiti punched above their weight in narrow win

FourFourTwo

Women's World Cup 2023: England off the mark with tense win over Haiti

The European champions got the job done but didn't have it all their own way against the World Cup debutants

The Independent UK

‘Stompability is key’: How Mel C, Self Esteem, Marika Hackman and more created the Lioness World Cup song

Eleven musicians, including Al Greenwood, Ellie Rowsell, and Rachel Chinouriri, banded together to record ‘Call Me A Lioness’ for the England women’s football team. They chat with Helen Brown about the changing attitudes to football – and why it might just be coming home (again)

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