England: Sarina Wiegman has more questions to answer as gamechangers rescue Lionesses at Women's Euros - Sarina Wiegman has plenty to consider ahead of England’s semi-final showdown against Italy

Sarina Wiegman’s team reflects on a historic comeback over Sweden and what is behind their relentless mentality.

The Lionesses left it late in normal time to respond to a sluggish start to the clash, and the angst continued until the end. Even though the manager mentioned she "thought about three times we were out", she still applauded the spirit of her group to pull through.

Sarina Wiegman hailed a captain’s contribution from Lucy Bronze after the England veteran inspired her teammates in last night’s dramatic quarter-final win over Sweden. The reigning European champions looked destined for an early exit when they trailed 2-0 at half-time following a lacklustre display.

England won arguably the most bonkers match of the Sarina Wiegman-era – reaching the Euro 2025 semi-finals with a shootout for the ages. The win over Sweden extracted all of Wiegman’s

England reached the semi-finals by beating Sweden at Euro 2025; Kosovare Asllani and Stina Blacktenius had given Sweden a first-half lead; the Lionesses hit back late on to take the game to extra-time;

The Lionesses knew defeat would likely end their Euros hopes but they produced arguably their best display under Wiegman

Sarina Wiegman confirms major injury concern after Leah Williamson limps off England win - England’s captain rolled her ankle and will be assessed before the semi-final against Italy