Ella Toone warned of the quarterfinal opponents of England in Sweden after a 6-1 victory over Wales on Sunday, where he was attached to a second consecutive match.
Georgia Stanvai, Toone, Lauren Hemp, Alessia Russo, Beth Mead and Aggie Beever-Jones were all on target for England, who finished group D runners France after their 5-2 wins Over the Netherlands.
“They need to be scared,” Tool said, saying ITV Sport As England ensures the qualification from the most difficult quartet in the competition.
“It will be a difficult game,” she continued to stand next to Team-Mate Russo. “We watched Sweden a hundred night, and they were really good – a very good team for attack. We just have to be in our best game. We’ve been your past few games.”
Toone glory to achieve another goal in England against Wales
Sweden, which won all three of their games in the Superb Group C, came from a four-year window that Germany won Saturday and set a meeting in Zurich in Zurich.
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Toone added: “We were really good. It’s always hard to play against a team sitting in a low block, but we don’t have a lot of space, but I think we were nice in the first half.
The ending of another place could also be an unexpected bonus provided that they cross next to the Swedes, England would avoid world champion Spain in the semifinals.
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“We scored six goals and a large part of the game we dominated, a very good game,” England boss Sarina Viegman said. “It’s good to play is the most important thing, which resulting results are not so important.”
Much was made in connection with the rivalry between two nations, with wedding that do not want anything better than to spoil the English party, but the ruling champions showed their great experience in relation to the Wales who make their main tournament debut.
England won 10 of 11 meetings between two teams, with the best results of Wales is 0-0 draw in 2018 years.
Viegman added: “I am very happy. We knew it was in this tournament, how difficult this group will be, when you lose the first game, there is a huge urgency to win the other two.
“It gave a lot to the team and that brought us together – I think it’s pretty good.”
Wilkinson: A painful loss shows a gap between us and the “best teams”
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Wales Boss Rhian Wilkinson who speaks of ITV sports:
“This was not our game. We were outdoors and I was extra. We know we would take a lot of it, but I feel like players. I wouldn’t want to deal with someone else.
“There’s a gap between us and the upper teams and we know that. My job is to continue to push and close that gap.
“I want to thank all the support. It was a difficult game to stay loud and they did us. This is not a team that is ready to play tournaments in terms of three, four, five games back.
“It’s an area of improvement. This was painful.”
Three-year-olds in the quarterfinals of euros
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16. July
KF1: Norway vs Italy (Geneva)
17. July
KF2: Sweden vs England (Zurich)
18. July
KF3: Spain vs Switzerland (Bern)
19. July
KF4: France vs Germany (Basel)
