England head coach Phil Neville says he and the squad aren't dwelling on the history between England and Argentina as the teams prepare to face off in the second match of Group D. Neville also provides updates on players returning from injury: Toni Duggan, Demi Stokes, and Millie Bright.
Formerly of Everton, New Zealand, and most recently Canada, England assistant manager Bev Priestman on working with head coach Phil Neville and the importance of creating a sense of togetherness within the England squad.
England team captain Steph Houghton discusses the Lionesses' 2–1 win over Scotland in Group D play at the 2019 World Cup in France.
England head coach Phil Neville was pleased with some aspects of his team's 2-1 win against Scotland in the opening match of Group D at the 2019 World Cup in France.
England defeated Scotland, 2–1, in Group D play of the 2019 World Cup in France.
England midfielder Lucy Staniforth talks about being named to the 2019 World Cup squad and her personal goals for the tournament.
Ahead of England's group opener against Scotland, head coach Phil Neville and team captain Steph Houghton discuss strategy. Scotland head coach Shelley Kerr and team captain Rachel Corsie reflect on the squad changes since the last meeting between the two teams.
World Cup debutants Nikita Parris and Leah Williamson are eager for the talking to stop and the football to start after such a lengthy buildup for both. Parris and Williamson spoke about England's opening group match versus Scotland.
With England now settled into their base at Nice with 72 hours to go until the opener against Scotland, what might head coach Phil Neville’s team look like when the two teams walk out at the Allianz Riviera Stadium? We take a look and try to predict Neville's starting XI.
[dropcap]E[/dropcap]ngland left back Alex Greenwood admits she and her teammates have to “inspire the next generation of young girls” whatever...
England stuttered in its final test ahead of the World Cup, losing 0–1, to New Zealand in front of 20,000 supporters at Brighton's American Express Community Stadium. The loss brings underlying issues for the team to light, including chemistry, set-piece defending, and lack of scoring heading into France 2019.
Georgia Stanway, the youngest member of the Lionesses squad heading to France 2019 this summer, is relishing the opportunity to show what she can do on the world stage but is also mindful of the responsibility she and the rest of her generation have to continue building on the foundations set by the players who came before her.