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England will be looking to make a winning start to the 2022 Women's European Championship when they face Austria in the tournament opener at Old Trafford this evening, kick-off 8pm.
WEDNESDAY’S BIG STORIES Time for Euro 2022 Ad/> Utterly unpredictable, we would call Euro 2022, but some of the questions will now be replaced by answers with the Women’s European Championship starting today. Ligue 1Galtier confirmed as PSG head coach after Pochettino exit19 HOURS AGO It all kicks off at Manchester United’s Theatre of Dreams, Old Trafford, the scene of hosts England’s opening group match against Austria. England are one of six teams below 10-1 to win the tournament with the bookmakers – along with Spain, France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany – and will be looking to make home advantage count.
England captain Leah Williamson admits there are nerves in the squad as they prepare to open Euro 2022 against Austria on Wednesday. The hosts will open proceedings in front of a sellout crowd Old Trafford, and enter Euro 2022 as one of the favourites. Ad/> Williamson, recently appointed captain by head coach Sarina Wiegman, says he will be proud to lead her team out in a moment she will “remember forever”.
When England's Lionesses kick off Euro 2022 in front of a sold-out Old Trafford there is a standout reason why they might just win it - the "brutal" boss who has already won the competition once before.
England's women are enjoying a moment of unprecedented attention ahead of the start of Euro 2022 but skipper Leah Williamson says they have to get down to earth for Wednesday's opener against Austria at Old Trafford.
Rachel Yankey has joked she would not want to be England boss Sarina Wiegman given the selection decisions she has to make heading into the home European Championship.
All eyes will be on whether England women can finally end their major trophy drought as they go into their home Euros as one of the favourites, led by 2017 winning coach Sarina Wiegman.
Karen Carney, England’s 144-cap midfielder, wants the Lionesses to play without pressure at Euro 2022