Wales faced a tough challenge in their first major tournament against England, a team with significant experience. The excitement built in St Gallen as fans gathered for the match, showcasing a mix of emotions and camaraderie. Despite efforts led by Jess Fishlock and Hannah Cain, Wales lost 6-1, demonstrating England's adeptness at managing emotions during the game. Sarina Wiegman found an effective formation for the Lionesses, emphasizing the importance of stability and focus going into knockout stages. The atmosphere was lively, marked by fan interactions and spirited chants.
The Greek inscription above the door to the stunning Abbey Library of Saint Gall in St Gallen translates as healing place of the soul.
To the west, heart and soul was the talk of the city overrun with red and white shirts, Wales desperate for their heart, their Welsh spirit, to help them overcome a huge gap in quality and professional development over their neighbours England.
For the Lionesses, the 6-1 win over Wales was an example of how to manage emotions rather than be consumed by them.
Critically, Sarina Wiegman has found the formation with the personnel to fit it that makes England a formidable force and serious contenders.
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