US Edition
Leah Williamson Wary of Sweden Threat Ahead of England’s Euro 2025 Quarter-Final
- Leah Williamson shared her concerns about facing a strong Swedish team in the Euro 2025 quarter-final, stating that Sweden is "a fantastic team" that is "relentless in the way they go about their game".
- Williamson emphasized that Sweden poses a serious threat, stating, "they're relentless in the way they go about their game".
- England secured their quarter-final spot by defeating Wales 6-1, having qualified as Group D runners-up behind France.
- Williamson commented on Sweden's Stina Blackstenius, highlighting her as a powerful player and a significant threat, acknowledging the recognition Sweden deserves as they work very well together as a team.
18 Articles
18 Articles
Leah Williamson channelling memories of 2022 ahead of Sweden clash
That year saw the Lionesses lift the Euros trophy for the first time after a dramatic 2-1 win over Germany at Wembley, with Williamson the first England captain to lead the national side to a trophy since Bobby Moore did for the men's team in 1966.
CHAM/SANKT GALLEN/ZÜRICH. Three years ago, Sweden went for gold in the European Football Championship – but fell heavily to England in the semi-finals. Now the same England awaits again, in the European Championship quarter-finals on Thursday. – I was very ashamed after that match. Shame was the biggest feeling, says center back Magdalena Eriksson.
England can savour Swede taste of success after hitting top form
Lauren James and Ella Toone (right) have played a key role for England (Picture: Getty Images) Now, whoever you play in a European Championship quarter-final will be hard and I wasn’t in the camp of hoping England finished top of Group D to avoid Sweden and take on Germany instead. Sweden destroyed Germany 4-1 in the last round of Group C games and it is hard to call which one you would rather face. There’s not much in it. Sweden are the higher-…
‘England, Sweden are different teams than in Euro 2022 semi-final’ - Egyptian Gazette
ZURICH – England’s run to the Women’s Euro 2022 title included a 4-0 semi-final victory over Sweden, but captain Leah Williamson said that thrashing at Bramall Lane was ancient history as the sides prepare to meet again on Thursday.England play their familiar foe in the European championship quarter-finals in Zurich, and while they would love to sweep them aside again, Williamson said England have tremendous respect for their opponents.“I think …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
