WOMEN'S EURO 2022 PODCAST

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England Women's 2022 fixtures & results: World Cup qualifying group, Euros & Lionesses' match schedule in full | Goal.com 

I sat down again to review the Women's Euro's following England's victory over Germany at the weekend...

See below for the time stamps:

00:38 - The Final

05:00 - Sarina Wiegman

09:05 - Best England Players

16:30 - Best Players from other countries

21:17 - Women's football going forward

 

P.S FOOTBALL CAME HOME!

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