‘She’s not satisfied with victory’: how Sarina Wiegman transformed England
In 2012, the year Arjan Veurink took charge of Twente’s women’s team, Sarina Wiegman’s ADO Den Haag won the Dutch double – the now England Women head coach’s first Eredivisie title and first KNVB Cup as a manager. The following season Veurink got the better of the woman who he would later join as an assistant, winning the league with Twente. One week later, though, Wiegman’s side denied him the chance to match her exploits by beating his side in the cup final.
