Leah Williamson hungry for more success after England's Finalissima win - 'Makes you want even more'

Leah Williamson says that England’s success in the first-ever Women’s Finalissima has made the team even hungrier for victory in the World Cup. The Lionesses overcame Brazil in a tense 4-2 penalty shootout with the score level after 90 minutes at Wembley, but Williamson had every confidence that the side would come out on top after the spot-kicks. Ad She told ITV: «I think it might be time to get a trophy cabinet! TransfersChelsea make shock calls to Mourinho and Nuno — Paper Round5 HOURS AGO “Everybody has got their eyes on it (the World Cup).

This was a little stop in terms of what the focus is on, but every time you win it makes you want to win even more. “We looked at the list and I thought those penalty takers are incredible for us. Mary Earps, we know how good she is in goal, so I wasn't worried at all to be honest.

“We had a conversation beforehand to make sure everybody was good, but nobody in this team would shy away. Everybody is ready to step up and take responsibility. “We're a lot better than what we showed in the second half.

Maybe we got what we deserved and we had to finish the game off in a different way. It's good to expose ourselves to these challenges.” Chelsea confirm Lampard return as caretaker manager Exclusive: ‘I knew I couldn’t give up’ – Puskas winner Oleksy reflects on life-changing accident ‘Overwhelmed by pressure!’ – What went wrong for Barca against Madrid? And where does Messi fit? Sarina Wiegman believes the squad will take plenty of lessons from the win and shared Williamson’s belief in the side once the game went to penalties. »I was pretty calm [in the shootout].

This game brings us so much information," Wiegman told BBC Sport. «In the second half we really struggled. In the moment I