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[dropcap]E[/dropcap]ngland head coach Phil Neville says it wouldn’t be “ideal” should any player in his thoughts for a World Cup...
Phil Neville says it’s “imperative” for his England side to be taking on the best teams in the world as...
“I feel now as if my feet are under the table,” said Phil Neville in August in the week leading...
England head coach Phil Neville has spoken more and more about wanting to expand the pool of players he has...
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England head coach Phil Neville says all three of England’s group games will be a “special occasion” after the Lionesses...
Questions abound for several teams heading into the 2019 World Cup and England is no different. Ahead of the 2019 SheBelieves Cup, Richard Laverty takes a look at the pieces — the who and what — need to fall into place in the lead-up to the World Cup.
England head coach Phil Neville has called on FA Women’s Super League (FA WSL) clubs to “open their stadiums” after Juventus and Atlético Madrid welcomed record-breaking numbers of fans to recent league games against Barcelona and Fiorentina, respectively.
England head coach Phil Neville has reiterated that nobody is safe as the countdown to the summer’s World Cup continues.
Phil Neville says seeing the anger on some of his player's faces after naming his side to face Canada on Friday was "fantastic" as competition for places in the England squad heats up. Neville named a 25-player squad with several players who missed last month's SheBelieves Cup success returning in addition to the same players who traveled to the United States. With Neville aiming to give minutes to players who need them over the coming games against Canada and then Spain on Tuesday night, he admits there was some disappointment and anger when he named his starting 11 on Thursday morning.
Despite the 0-1 loss, and England's second home loss in a row, head coach Phil Neville declared himself "happy" after the match. Christine Sinclair scored the game-winner, her 180th international goal, five shy of breaking Abby Wambach's all-time record for goal by either a man or woman.