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Sarina Wiegman wasn’t on the same page with England captain Leah Williamson after the Lionesses fell short against France in their opening Euro 2025 match. While Williamson described England’s defending as “cheap and emotional,” Wiegman pushed back on that assessment, insisting the team stuck to their structure — but fell short in execution.
CHEAP & EMOTIONAL? Wiegman CRITICIZES Leah Williamson After France Fallout | Women's Euro 2025
England's Lionesses are preparing for Euro 2025, with the squad including players such as Alessia Russo and Georgia Stanway. Sarina Wiegman is focused on ensuring that the team is ready, with Leah Williamson also present. All eyes are on Lauren James as the team gets ready for the tournament.
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Wales are set to make history as they step onto the European Championship stage for the very first time, facing powerhouse Netherlands in their opening match of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025. It’s a landmark moment for Welsh football, marking not just a debut at a major tournament, but a statement of growth, ambition, and national pride. Head coach Rhian Wilkinson has instilled a fearless mindset in her squad, blending experienced leaders with promising young talent. While the Netherlands enter the match as favorites, Wales are determined to prove they belong at this level. From the tactical preparations to the emotional weight of the occasion, all eyes will be on how the debutants handle the pressure and rise to the challenge. Can Wales pull off a shock result? Or will the Dutch assert their dominance? One thing is certain — this is more than just a football match for Wales. It’s the beginning of a new chapter.
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England manager Sarina Wiegman and captain Leah Williamson sat down ahead of the Lionesses’ much-anticipated UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 opener against France — covering everything from Lauren James’ fitness to the pressure of defending the title abroad. Wiegman confirmed the team is well-prepared after a strong final training session and that Lauren James is fit to play more than 30 minutes, having featured against Jamaica. Leah Williamson opened up about team dynamics, the absence of Millie Bright, her bond with Alex Greenwood, and how the squad is handling tournament pressure. The duo also addressed how players like Hemp are stepping into leadership roles, what it means to perform away from home, and how they’re building a strong team culture in Switzerland. There’s even some talk of Love Island and boat trips — showing the lighter side of camp life. This England team isn’t just chasing another title — they’re evolving into something new.
Lauren James is READY for EUROS | Sarina Wiegman & Leah Williamson | England vs France
Liverpool and Portugal star Diogo Jota has tragically passed away at the age of 28. Like many players during the offseason, he took a short vacation — heading to Zamora, Spain with his wife, son, and younger brother to rest and recharge before the new campaign. But while Diogo and his brother were out driving, they were involved in a car accident. His wife and son were not in the vehicle. By the time emergency services arrived, both Diogo and his 26-year-old brother had already lost their lives. Jota was one of the rare stories — rising from humble beginnings to become a global football star, proudly representing both Portugal and Liverpool. He had just married his longtime partner, started a family, and had a bright future ahead. But sometimes, life just isn’t fair. fans are sharing tributes and memories of Diogo Jota!
The Tragedy That Took Diogo Jota and His Young Brother 💔😥
Following Portugal’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 opener, the national team’s head coach gave an emotional tribute to Diogo Jota and another staff member who tragically passed away. The coach reflected on Diogo’s deep connection to the team, describing how he followed the women’s side passionately, even after their time together in the U-19 elite rounds. He recalled how Diogo always kept up with Portugal’s results, showing a sincere and genuine support for the women’s national team — something the coach described as part of a growing cultural unity across Portuguese football. Their interactions during joint training camps between the men’s and women’s teams were filled with mutual respect and encouragement. But above all, the coach delivered a somber and heartfelt message — mourning the loss of two valued members of their football family. He admitted this was a day of deep pain, saying that if it were possible to change everything, they would. It was clear that beyond the pitch, this was a moment that transcended football.
Portugal Coach Reflects on Diogo Jota “Today Is a Hard Day for Portugal” 🇵🇹💔
Montse Tomé Breaks Down Spain’s Win: Early Goal, Vicky’s Growth & Aitana’s Return | UEFA Women's Euro 2025 🔥🇪🇸 Following Spain’s opening win over Portugal in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, head coach Montse Tomé analyzed her team’s performance, starting with the emotional tone surrounding the match and ending with individual player highlights. Tomé praised the team’s composure and control after an early goal set the rhythm. She emphasized how critical it was to start strong in a tournament setting, especially given Portugal’s defensive setup. Spain’s ability to build fluid combinations and dominate possession was, in her words, exactly the game plan they wanted. One of the most notable storylines was 18-year-old Vicky López. Tomé highlighted her calmness, discipline, and maturity on such a big stage, pointing out that they’ve been preparing her step by step and that she’s responding well to the increased responsibility. Aitana Bonmatí’s return was another major positive. Cleared by the medical staff just in time, she came on and immediately showed her desire for more minutes. Tomé made it clear that her mentality and commitment are a huge asset for the squad. The decision to start Adriana in goal was explained as a last-minute adjustment due to Cata Coll’s treatment not progressing as expected. Tomé praised Adri’s composed 90-minute display and her contribution to the team’s defensive organization. Spain’s clean sheet was seen as a reflection of recent tactical work on team shape and structure. The message from the coach was clear: this is a Spain team focused on growing throughout the tournament, with both veterans and young stars stepping up.
Montse Tomé Breaks Down Spain’s Win: Early Goal, Vicky’s Growth & Aitana’s Return | Euro 2025 🔥🇪🇸
After a hard-fought win over hosts Switzerland in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 kick off, Norway’s head coach broke down the game plan, second-half adjustments, and the growing expectations on star striker Ada Hegerberg. She praised Switzerland for a dominant first half, admitting her team had to regroup and completely rethink their tactical approach during halftime. According to the coach, the players responded brilliantly, and the turnaround was a credit to their mentality and adaptability. Addressing accusations of time-wasting from Pia Sundhage on Swedish television, she dismissed the claims, noting that breaks in play were used for coaching, hydration, and that all added time was accounted for. She also commented on Ada Hegerberg’s return to form, expressing full confidence in her attacking core and emphasizing her job is to get the best out of them in big moments. The message was clear: this Norway team expects to grow stronger every game.
Norway Coach Post-Match Reaction | Norway vs Switzerland | UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 🇳🇴
As the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 kicks off in Basel, Switzerland captain Leah and head coach Pia Sundhage addressed the media with conviction ahead of the tournament opener against Norway. Leah reflected on the emotional weight of captaining her country in a home European Championship, a moment she never envisioned when her international career began. She emphasized the opportunity to be role models, inspire the nation, and push women’s football forward in Switzerland. Head coach Pia Sundhage praised the squad’s diversity, growth, and unity. She spoke about creating a supportive environment where each player finds her voice, and how the team embraced leadership and change under her guidance. Pia also addressed the pressure of the home tournament and how criticism from the media does not affect her focus. On a tactical level, she emphasized the importance of compact midfield play, controlling space, and balancing risk and reward in attack. Sundhage also expressed her belief that hosting this tournament can help promote social progress through football and serve as a national milestone for Switzerland. The message from both leaders is clear: Switzerland is ready, grounded, and eager to make an impact on and off the pitch.
“We Want to Inspire a Nation” | Switzerland vs Norway | Women’s Euro 2025
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