England manager Sarina Wiegman stated she has no regrets about her starting 4-2-3-1 formation after the team's 2-1 loss to France. The Lionesses need an improved performance against the Netherlands to stay competitive in Group D. Wiegman is considering changes to the lineup as she deliberates over which players to start. The midfield struggled against France, with substitutes like Grace Clinton making a significant impact. Lauren James's return posed challenges, leaving England exposed at times, suggesting further adjustments may be necessary.
Sarina Wiegman expressed confidence in her starting formation despite the 2-1 defeat to France, stating, 'Sometimes things go well, sometimes it doesn't go well - but I don't have regrets.'
Midfield struggles were evident against France, with England overwhelmed until Grace Clinton's energy shifted dynamics after her introduction, suggesting a possible change in strategy.
The return of Lauren James was marked by her playing in a free role, which exposed midfield vulnerabilities, and many saw Ella Toone’s more defensive approach as beneficial.
Beth Mead and Grace Clinton called the upcoming game against the Netherlands a 'must-win,' emphasizing the urgency for England to perform better in Group D.
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