Tara Anson-Walsh

Hearing from Sarina Wiegman and Leah Williamson ahead of tomorrow night’s Euros final against Spain

We didn’t come to play. Welcome, Nikita Parris.

Lauren James is a fitness doubt for Sunday's final. Sarina Wiegman: 'She’s still recovering. She’s doing things on the pitch and we have two more days so we’re going to give it a try.'

📸 @KathrynBatte asking Ella Toone about Rachel's photo 🫶

Think it's time for a #retweet

35 - @LucyBronze is making her 35th major tournament (World Cup/EURO) appearance for England tonight, moving level with @JillScottJS8 for the joint-most all-time for the @Lionesses. Pride.

Just one change to the team that beat Sweden, with Esme Morgan coming in for Jess Carter. #Lionesses #WEURO2025

✍️ Piece on Chloe Kelly who's so laid-back she'll have a two-hour nap on matchday - but is ready to go off like a shotgun when England need her... mol.im/a/14926177 via @MailSport

Enough is enough.

Lioness Jess Carter has said she is going to step back from social media after experiencing “a lot of racial abuse” from the start of the tournament

✍️ Inside the Lionesses camp including… 📺 Late-night Love Island on the team bus after shootout drama 🎯 Darts battles with Sarina Wiegman in the five-star fortress 🛥️ Lake Zurich boat trips and Beth Mead-inspired social days dailymail.co.uk/sport/football…

Esme Morgan: 'We’re very optimistic that Leah will be fine (for game against Italy)'

Lucy Bronze’s winning penalty in the shootout against Sweden was hit at 102.51km/h - making it the third fastest goal of the tournament so far

😨 ‘Very eventful, very emotional: it was a crazy game,’ said Sarina Wiegman and that barely explains it. 🦁 England march on after 14 penalties, seven lives used and one exhilarating comeback 🧤 ⁦@taraansonwalsh⁩ writes about Hannah Hampton’s heroics

Sarina Wiegman is asked how she feels: 'Very hyper. Still very emotional. Lots of adrenaline still going through my body. Crazy game.'

Looks like Michelle Agyemang is getting ready to come on

This is the ninth time that England have trailed by two or more goals in a women’s Euro match. They’ve lost seven of them and won just once – against Russia in the group stages of Euro 2009.

England fans arriving at the Stadion Letzigrund in Zurich for Sweden quarter-final #WEURO2025

Here’s how the #Lionesses line-up tonight! 🙌