by England looks like the “Must-Win” against the Netherlands in the Euro 2025 with the Netherlands, as the lion women try to keep their European title defense alive.
An open defeat against France on Saturday evening means that the owners go home when they lose against the Netherlands and France, pick up at least one point against Wales.
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England knows that they have to improve from their opening exhibition against France. Sarina Wiegman and captain Leah Williamson criticize how bad they were in possession.
The Netherlands, which won the euro under Wiegman in 2017, opened its tournament with a 3-0 win against Wales when Vivianne Miedema scored her 100th international goal.
Here is everything you need to know
When is England against the Netherlands?
The match will begin on Wednesday, July 9, at 5 p.m. BST (Great Britain) in the Zurich’s Linkigrund Stadium, in which England lost to France on Wednesday.
How can I see it?
England against the Netherlands is shown on BBC One and BBC IPlayer, whereby the reporting begins from 4.15 p.m.
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What is the team messages?
After such a disappointing opening performance, there is a good chance that Sarina Wiegman at least a change from her English team. In addition, all hemp of Lauren, Lauren James and Georgia Stanway recently returned from long injuries. However, Wiegman said that everyone is fit and available.
Ella Toone, Chloe Kelly, Grace Clinton and Niamh Charles all came from the bank against France and were able to get into the line -up, with James, Stanway, Beth Mead and Jess Carter possibly making a way when Wiegman decides to mix things. Michelle Agyemang influenced the bank and could be needed again if England needs a late destination.
Possible England XI: Hampton; Bronze, Williamson, Greenwood, Carter; Walsh, Stanway, Toone; Mead, Russo, hemp
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What is the Netherlands team messages?
With a breathtaking finish, Vivianne Miedema reached her century of the Netherlands with a breathtaking finish to break the dead end against Wales, and was able to rest with her team in a comfortable position in the last half hour. Lineth Beerensteyn was also able to get a few minutes from the bank in front of the Wales games, but the Netherlands should remain unchanged.
Possible Netherlands XI: van Domselaar; Casparij, Janssen, Buurman, Brugs; Groenen, van de Donk, Kaptein; Pelova, Miedema, Roord
What did Sarina Wiegman say?
“We don’t talk about consequences,” said Wiegman. “We talk about our game plan again, about what we have to do to be in top form and how we can take advantage of rooms that leave the Netherlands.
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“It’s a game. It is a football game and the result of course has consequences, but that was the same in the final in the euro and in the final of the World Cup.
“So we bring it back to ‘What do we have to do?’ And the focus is what actions we have to take to do our best.
“It is easier at good moments. If it is more difficult moments, how do we get together and return to what we have to do.”
