World Soccer

PHIL NEVILLE

“The gender is different but the game is the same”

“What are your expectations for England at the Women’s World Cup?

We’re probably one of five or six teams who can win it. We’re not going to hide away from the fact that we are a very good team and in a better position than ever. We’re confident but aware of the breadth of talent across all teams. The US are probably still the top team, but the general consensus is the gap is closing between them and everyone else. The momentum is with us after an excellent SheBelieves Cup earlier this year and we’ve got to take that into

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