England's Redemption Arc Spurs Euro 2025 Charge
England bounced back from their opening loss against France in Euro 2025 with stellar victories over the Netherlands and Wales. Coach Sarina Wiegman emphasized learning from setbacks, fostering team unity. As they prepare for the quarter-final against Sweden, confidence and togetherness surge through the squad.

England's women's football team demonstrated remarkable resilience in Euro 2025 after an initial defeat to France. Coached by Sarina Wiegman, the squad rebounded with triumphant victories over the Netherlands and newcomer Wales, culminating in a promising momentum as they prepare to face Sweden in the quarter-finals.
Coach Wiegman highlighted the critical role of their early loss in shaping the team's dynamics, prompting an increased urgency to improve teamwork and connections on the field. This adaptability has bolstered England's confidence, fostering a unity that fans hope will sustain through the tournament.
Despite finishing second in their group, Wiegman dismissed any strategic play to avoid facing world champions Spain earlier. Instead, the focus remains on winning each match decisively. Enthusiastic support for Wiegman heard in the form of a reimagined song further fuels the team's spirited campaign.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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