England's Commanding Victory: Women's Euro Prep Triumph

England issued a statement of intent for the Women's European Championship with a 7-0 victory over Jamaica. Dominating from the start, England's Ella Toone and Lucy Bronze led the charge. This triumph sets the tone as England prepares for their opening Group D match against France on July 5.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Leicester | Updated: 29-06-2025 23:42 IST | Created: 29-06-2025 23:42 IST
England's Commanding Victory: Women's Euro Prep Triumph
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England delivered a powerful message before the Women's European Championship, crushing Jamaica 7-0 in their final preparatory match. The reigning champions exerted control, and despite a disallowed Jamaica equaliser, Sarina Wiegman's squad showcased their form, aiming to settle the contest before halftime.

Ella Toone initiated the scoring, with Lucy Bronze doubling the tally. Toone scored again during injury time at Leicester's King Power Stadium. The momentum carried into the second half; Georgia Stanway added a fourth goal, and Alessia Russo extended the lead in the 71st minute.

In the closing minutes, Aggie Beever-Jones made it six, and Beth Mead concluded the match with a seventh goal. England will face France in their first Group D matchup on July 5, then challenge the Netherlands and Wales in a tournament scheduled from July 2-27.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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