Leah Williamson says leading England out will be ‘biggest honour in football’
Leah Williamson will lead England for the first time since being made captain for this summer’s European Championship in Tuesday’s clash with Northern Ireland.
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Leah Williamson will lead England for the first time since being made captain for this summer’s European Championship in Tuesday’s clash with Northern Ireland.
Leah Williamson will captain England tomorrow as they take on Northern Ireland in a Women’s World Cup qualifying match.
Following England men’s historic run at Euro 2020, the Lionesses will be hoping to make an impact this summer when they host the Women’s Euros.
Leah Williamson has been described as a “very deserving and driven leader” by Steph Houghton after being named as England captain for this summer’s home Euros.
Leah Williamson has been named as England’s new captain ahead of the 2022 Women’s European Championships. Head coach Sarina Wiegman’s decision was made public on Tuesday and Williamson will take the armband on a permanent basis from Steph Houghton. Ad/> Williamson has been wearing the armband in the absence of Houghton and led the Lionesses to success in the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup, which featured Spain, Canada and Germany, in February.
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has told his side they must learn from their Champions League exit to Wolfsburg if they want to become “a top European team”.
Arsenal women have exited the Champions League as they have been beaten 3-1 on aggregate by Wolfsburg women.
Arsenal and Republic of Ireland's Katie McCabe saw their hopes of Women's Champions League glory ended as they were beaten 2-0 at Wolfsburg on Thursday to exit at the quarter-final stage 3-1 on aggregate.