England's Morgan relieved at first World Cup call-up
Esme Morgan was relieved when England manager Sarina Wiegman rang with news of her Women's World Cup call-up after the defender came back last year from a season-ending injury.
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Esme Morgan was relieved when England manager Sarina Wiegman rang with news of her Women's World Cup call-up after the defender came back last year from a season-ending injury.
Ellen White has praised Sarina Wiegman as a "proven winner" and expressed confidence in the England manager's ability to lead the team to World Cup victory in Australia and New Zealand this summer.
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Former England midfielder Jill Scott has full confidence that the Lionesses can win the Women's World Cup and believes that Sarina Wiegman's team will be the most well-prepared side at the tournament in Australia and New Zealand.
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BEIJING : China were riding high after a dramatic Asian Cup final triumph last year but a string of mediocre recent results and being drawn in a tough group has tempered expectations ahead of the Women's World Cup.