Rachel Brown-Finnis Predicts England's Defensive Strategy for Women's Euro 2025 Opening Games
Soft in all the wrong places. Take with a strong tea.
Summary
Former England goalkeeper and BBC pundit Rachel Brown-Finnis shares her predictions for the opening group games of the Women's Euro 2025, focusing on England's defensive strategies and vulnerabilities. She highlights the need for the Lionesses to tighten up at set-pieces and remain conservative to secure a win.
Key quotes
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I feel like the Lionesses will probably need to be a little conservative if they are to start the defence of their title with a win, but I can see them keeping a clean sheet if they get things right at the back.
Even in this week's friendly win over Jamaica, England showed some vulnerability at set-pieces, so they are going to have to tighten up and be sharper in those situations.
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