England’s Finalissima win offers valuable experience pre-World Cup
[ad_1] England’s victory in the first-ever Finalissima will undoubtedly provide valuable experience for their upcoming World Cup campaign. The Lionesses clinched the trophy in front of a crowd of 83,132 at Wembley, defeating Brazil on penalties after Ella Toone’s first-half strike had given them the lead. However, an equaliser from Andressa Alves in the dying moments of the game took the match to a shootout, which England ultimately won 4-2. Sarina Wiegman’s team dominated the first half, but half-time changes from Brazil’s coach, Pia Sundhage, saw the visitors come out much more assertively in the second half. The decision to abandon their back-three formation putRead More →
