England head coach Phil Neville has announced his squad for the 2019 World Cup with few surprises in a familiar looking Lionesses squad.
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England head coach Neville settled on his squad more than a week ago in a lengthy meeting with his technical staff and admitted in his press conference he wanted to tell the players immediately, but now that he's been able to inform them of his decision, his message to the 23 selected is clear: enjoy today but tomorrow is business.
With the World Cup roster named for France 2019 and roster experimentation over, England head coach Phil Neville now turns his attention to fine-tuning the squad in the final two matches before the World Cup begins.
Georgia Stanway, the youngest member of the Lionesses squad heading to France 2019 this summer, is relishing the opportunity to show what she can do on the world stage but is also mindful of the responsibility she and the rest of her generation have to continue building on the foundations set by the players who came before her.
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With England now settled into their base at Nice with 72 hours to go until the opener against Scotland, what might head coach Phil Neville’s team look like when the two teams walk out at the Allianz Riviera Stadium? We take a look and try to predict Neville's starting XI.
World Cup debutants Nikita Parris and Leah Williamson are eager for the talking to stop and the football to start after such a lengthy buildup for both. Parris and Williamson spoke about England's opening group match versus Scotland.
Ji-So yun speaks with Chelsea teammate Ali Riley about what it was like to qualify for the World Cup and what her goals are for club and country.
Lena Goeßling, Germany’s last centurion, on hoping to march all the way to Lyon at the 2019 World Cup in France.
Reign FC Michelle Betos went one-on-one with Spanish National Team defender Celia Jiménez Delgado to talk about World Cup preparation, her teammates, and who inspires her the most.
New Zealand defender Ali Riley interviews Maria Thorisdóttir about the World Cup, her teammates, and how the team has changed since 2015.
Washington Spirit midfielder Tori Huster profiles Nigeria's Francisca Ordega ahead of the World Cup in 2019. Huster gets to know "Franny" a bit more through some rapid-fire questions.
