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England women's national football team: Women's national football team representing England
The England women's national football team, nicknamed the Lionesses, has been governed by the Football Association (FA) since 1993, having been previously administered by the Women's Football Association (WFA). England played its first international match in November 1972 against Scotland. Although most national football teams represent a sovereign state, England is permitted by FIFA statutes, as a member of the United Kingdom's Home Nations, to maintain a national side that competes in all major tournaments, with the exception of the Women's Olympic Football Tournament.

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England want to build on Lionesses' legacy - Rice

England midfielder Declan Rice says the men's team can take inspiration from the Lionesses to become a nation of winners in Sunday's Euro 2024 final against Spain.
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England's men can 'bring it home' says Wiegman

Lionesses manager Sarina Wiegman says England's men "know exactly what they have to do" to win Euro 2024 and is backing them to "bring it home".
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Earps and Charles set to be fit for Euro 2025 qualifiers

England goalkeeper Mary Earps and defender Niamh Charles are expected to return for the Euro 2025 qualifiers against Ireland and Sweden.
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James among Lionesses trio ruled out of Euro 2025 ties

Lauren James, Lotte Wubben-Moy and Kayla Rendell withdraw from the Lionesses squad for their final two Euro 2025 qualifiers through injury.
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'We saw how Lionesses blew things up'

England flanker Sadia Kabeya says next year's home World Cup is the Red Roses' chance to transform women's rugby union.
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White scores as Soccer Aid raises £15m

Lionesses legend Ellen White becomes the first woman to ever score at Soccer Aid as more than £15m is raised for charity.
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'Why have I been selected?' - Toone reflects on first England camp

Ella Toone reflects on her first England camp as she looks set to win her 50th cap in the Lionesses' Euro 2025 qualifier against France on Tuesday.
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Earps withdraws from England squad with hip injury

England goalkeeper Mary Earps has been forced to withdraw from Sarina Wiegman's squad for Tuesday's Euro 2025 qualifier in France.
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New faces are taking England higher - Bright

England defender Millie Bright is excited by the strength of the Lionesses squad and said "the new faces are taking us higher".
BBC Sport - Published

England captain Williamson extends Arsenal stay

England captain Leah Williamson signs a new contract with Women's Super League side Arsenal.
BBC Sport - Published

The doctor 'empowering' England Women to success

England Women's doctor Ritan Mehta on how talking about periods, sports bras and breast and pelvic floor health is improving the team's performance.
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James & Greenwood score as Lionesses beat Ireland

Watch the goals as Lauren James and Alex Greenwood score for England to pick up their first win of Euro 2025 qualifying with a 2-0 victory against Republic of Ireland at the Aviva Stadium.
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Women's Euro 2025 qualifier: England v Sweden - build-up & team news

Follow live text updates and BBC Radio 5 Live commentary as England host Sweden in the Women's Euro 2025 qualifiers at Wembley Stadium.
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Winning Euros & remembering dad - Daly's life in tattoos

England and Aston Villa forward Rachel Daly tells BBC Sport about her tattoos, including the one she got after the Lionesses won Euro 2022.
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Player-coach relationships 'very inappropriate' - Wiegman

England manager Sarina Wiegman says player-coach relationships in the women's game are "very inappropriate" and "not healthy".
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England head coach wants 'consistent training base'

England women want Pennyhill Park to become their "consistent training base", says head coach John Mitchell.
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