Defender Katie Bowen speaks with New Zealand teammate Erin Nayler about the squad's World Cup preparation ahead of the tournament. They also discuss the coaching change as well as the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL).
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.
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