You want to improve all the time. That's what I see, this group of players are so eager to be successful, so every next moment we want to grab [the opportunity] and be better. Growth is one of the things that is really into this team."

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Brazil (4-4-2): Leticia; Antonia, Kathellen, Lauren, Rafaelle; Tamires, Luana, Ary, Kerolin; Zaneratto, Geyse So, it’s over to you. If you have a player in mind, all you need to do is refer her by filling in our Player Referral Form and we will do the rest. When Millie Bright is fit again, perhaps Alex Greenwood or Leah Williamson could be moved into midfield if a situation like this arises again. It will be a conundrum Wiegman wrestles with before the World Cup. England do not have another player like Scott. This game offers both teams the opportunity to test themselves against World Cup opposition as the countdown before the Women's World Cup begins this July and August in New Zealand and Australia.

One player who has been handed a debut since the summer is Chelsea's Lauren James, who has gone from a super sub to a regular starter for England. We’re looking for players who are eligible to represent England, who are born between 2006 and 2010, this could even include players who excel in other sports who may have transferable skills! We want to give them the opportunity to access our inclusive and accessible pathway and importantly they will continue to play in their existing environment, wherever that may be.

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But when the smoke clears they'll realise that the Sydney final is a significant stepping stone. The majority of this squad will be available at the next World Cup, but with their experience here to lean on.Our aim is to ensure we supply England teams with the quality, diversity and depth of players to enable England to win another major tournament. In pursuit of this ambition, we’re leaving no stone unturned when it comes to finding future talent across England. Spain won the Women's World Cup final 1-0 to take home the trophy, leaving Sarina Wiegman's side — and an entire nation — to ponder what might have been.