Karen Karney: Keira Walsh holds the key to England overcoming Sweden in Euro 2022 semi-final
Former England star Karen Carney fears tonight’s Euro 2022 semi-final against Sweden will be anything but straightforward for the Lionesses.
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Former England star Karen Carney fears tonight’s Euro 2022 semi-final against Sweden will be anything but straightforward for the Lionesses.
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England will aim to break their semi-final curse when they face Sweden at Bramall Lane on Tuesday for a place in the Women’s Euro final.
England head coach Sarina Wiegman and defender Millie Bright spoke to the media on the eve of the Lionesses’ Euro 2022 semi-final against Sweden.
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England manager Sarina Wiegman thinks her team have become more confident and possess more resilience than when she took over. The Lionesses take on Sweden on Tuesday night in the semi-finals of Euro 2022, and the winner will play one of Germany and France, who face off in the other game. Ad/> They reached the last four with a comeback victory over Spain and Wiegman has confidence in her players.
Sarina Wiegman says England want to “inspire the nation” when they face Sweden in the Euro 2022 semi-finals – and has stressed the need to “be in the now”.
Sweden stand-in captain Kosovare Asllani has criticised UEFA for “using 50 per cent fewer cameras” at the women’s European Championship than the men’s, labelling the situation a “catastrophe”.