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England, the newly crowned European champions, will take on Brazil in the inaugural women's "Finalissima" after Pia Sundhage's side claimed their fourth straight Copa America title with a 1-0 win against hosts Colombia at the weekend.
MONDAY'S BIG STORIES The Art Of Winning Ad/> Throughout her eleven months in charge of England, Sarina Wiegman has returned time and again to one word in her press conferences and her post-match interviews: ruthlessness. Generally, in football, this means taking scoring chances when they come along, and England lived up to that yesterday, with Ella Toone's spectacular running chip and Chloe Kelly's less spectacular, but really quite clever, rolling of the defender in the six-yard box. Euro 2022Wright calls on Premier League to invest in WSL and capitalise on England's Euro 2022 success2 HOURS AGO But there's another kind of ruthlessness that marks out the teams that win from the teams that nearly win.
Spanish Formula One driver Fernando Alonso will leave the Alpine team to join Aston Martin on a multi-year contract in 2023, the British team announced in a press release on Monday.
Euro 2022 title celebrations
Former England international Anita Asante believes the “psychological empowerment” of winning Euro 2022 will push the Lionesses to new levels.
Jurgen Klopp reviews Community Shield win against Man City
Fernando Alonso will race for Aston Martin from the 2023 Formula 1 season, joining the team as Sebastian Vettel's replacement.
The John Charles Stand may not be the tallest in English football, but it’s hardly claiming footballs every week, especially with its pitched roof. However, in the 17th minute of last night’s game, the ball found its way up there and left Jesse Marsch comically looking to the skies with his arms outstretched. Nothing came down.