Women’s Euro 2025: Sarina Wiegman said the staff was ‘so talent’ in the squad as soon as the British head Football news

Sarina Wiegman acknowledges the detention of the European Championship, because England is preparing for the defense of the tournament, “something”.

Lionesses opposes this weekend this weekend, but Wiegman helps competes despite being in a tough group in the Netherlands and Wales.

“We are here and want something, but there are more countries that want it,” Wiegman only explained Blue Sports News In the base of the Lionesses team in Zurich.

“It’s not as easy as it is said. We also need to be the best, but we know that the game has changed so much. There are many rivals in this tournament.

“We have a hard group starting against France on Saturday, and it will be a difficult game.”

As France, France can be a dreary, one of several countries wandering to win the euro.

The FIFA is seated in the world rankings, and the Mari-Antoinette Cathoto, and Marie-Antoinette Cathoto, Cadidiatou Diani and Sandy Baltimore are also crowded in the continent.

“There is a very good team,” said Wiegman. “We know their strengths, but also think that there are some weaknesses and try to exploit them.

“Every first game is a difficult thing to be very excited before, but it is the same for our opponents.”

The Surprise Retirees of Mary Earelets and Fran Kirby, Britain’s establishment for the euro, followed the brightness of Millie.

Wiegman said the change was inevitable, even if before a big tournament.

“It feels like a new problem. We are entering a tournament and are a new situation anyway, but the team is in the last one or two years.

“Things in our world can change soon. You always need to be ready to be ready for the next stage. It’s up to the player’s step by step. Choose the best players in the country.”

Britain’s seven Euro group goes to the first major tournament, yet two players to make lionesses with two players.

Despite the lack of experience, Wiegman is convinced that his side will not win only the matches and receiving fans from their seats.

“I’m really excited, I think we have so much talent in this team. The relationship is really good and beyond.

“Really preparing and you see the hard work, but you also see the players who come together from the field.

“Time flies, but it flies to the time we can come to Saturday soon.”

Group stage

Matchday 1

July 2
Group A: Iceland 0-1 Finland
Group A: Switzerland 1-2 Norwegian

July 3
Group B: Belgium vs Italy (5pm, sion)
Group B: Spain vs Portugal (8pm, Bern)

July 4
Group C: Denmark v Sweden (5pm, Geneva)
Group C: Germany vs Poland (8pm, St.Gallen)

July 5th
Group D. D: Wales VS Netherlands (5pm, Luzerne)
Group D: France vs England (8pm, Zurich)

Matchday 2

July 6
Group A: Norway and Finland (5pm, Zion)
Group A: Switzerland vs Iceland (8pm, Bern)

July 7
Group B: Spain vs Belgium (5pm, Thun)
Group B: Portugal vs Italy (8pm, Geneva)

July 8
C Group: Germany vs Denmark (5pm, Basel)
Group C: Poland vs Sweden (8pm, Lucerne)

July 9
Group D: England vs Netherlands (5pm, Zurich)
Group D D: France vs Wales (8pm, St.Gallen)

Matchday 3

July 10
Group A: Finland vs Switzerland (8pm, Geneva)
Group A: Norway vs Iceland (8pm, Thun)

July 11th
Group B: Italy vs Spain (8pm, Bern)
Group B: Portugal vs Belgium (8pm, sion)

July 12
Group C: Sweden and Germany (8pm, Zurich)
Group C: Poland vs Denmark (8pm, Lucerne)

July 13
Group D: Netherlands vs France (8pm, Basel)
Group D group D: England vs wales (8pm, st.Gallen)

To the quarterfinals

July 16
QF1: Winner Group A and Runner-up Group B (Geneva)

July 17
QF3: Winner Group C vs Runner-up Group D (Zurich)

July 18
QF2: Winner B Group and Runner-up Group A (Bern)

July 19
QF4: Winner Group d vs runner-up group C (Basel)

Semifinal

July 22
SF1: Winner QF3 vs winner QF1 (Geneva)

July 23
SF2: Winner QF4 vs Wonder QF2 (Zurich)

Euro 2025 final

July 27
Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 (Basel)