Sarina Wiegman Wants to Break All the Records and Win the World Cup
One of the Lionesses that are preparing for the World Cup in France is Sarina Wiegman. She has been the focal point of the Lionesses’ recent performances, especially in the World Cup qualifiers. Her performance against the United States Women’s National Team has been impressive and she is looking to do well at the tournament as well.
England’s unbeaten run against the USWNT
The United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) lost to England in a friendly match at Wembley on Friday. It was the first loss for the US in over a year and the first of 2022.
Despite the loss, the USWNT remains unbeaten in 21 matches in all competitions this season. It’s also the first time since the Olympic semifinal against Canada that the team has been defeated.
Compared to last year, the USWNT is fitter, stronger, and more creative. The team also has a solid core of talent across all positions. However, its midfield unit has yet to fully click.
The USWNT’s most dangerous chance came when a Horan pass to Rapinoe was deflected by a defender. It was the first goal of the game.
In the second half, the USWNT pressed hard in the middle of the field. But England’s fullbacks were aggressive and left gaps for the wingers. The midfield was able to slow down the counter-press and keep the pressure higher up the field.
Sarina Wiegman’s decision-making
The decision-making of Sarina Wiegman has earned her a place in the history books. After her successful tenure as the coach of the Netherlands, she is now leading the England Lionesses in their quest to win the Women’s Euro 2022. She has made a name for herself, and she will surely break many more records.
Before becoming the manager of the Netherlands, she had previously managed the ADO Den Haag team. She was also the assistant coach for the women’s U19 team. She was the first female coach to be hired at a male professional football club in the Netherlands.
The Netherlands had a record of 11 wins and two draws. They reached the World Cup finals. However, they were beaten by the United States in the final. But Wiegman’s team fought hard, and they were able to turn the situation around. Then, they won the Euros and the Arnold Clark Cup in February.
Sarina Wiegman’s performance against the USWNT
If you’re a fan of women’s soccer, you’ve probably heard of Sarina Wiegman. Her name is synonymous with preparation and performance. Throughout her tenure as coach of the England women’s team, she has been unbeaten. Earlier this year, she led her side to victory in the European Championships in their native England.
The USWNT is coming off a win against Sweden, but will face a formidable challenge from England on October 7. Their roster is deep at every position. They’ve also just made a statement in the Women’s World Cup. They’ve won the last two editions. They also boast an offensive line that averages 3.83 goals per game.
There are a few notable players missing from England’s roster. They include key players at center back and striker. That means that the match will be played from a back that’s a little sloppy.
There is one player in particular that may bring a change of pace to the table. Maya Le Tissier is a young player that has impressed for the Manchester United women’s team.
Sarina Wiegman’s options for the World Cup
Ahead of the World Cup in 2023, Sarina Wiegman has to decide what full-backs to use. The options include a number of youth players and a selection of experienced defenders.
One of the options in the squad is Alex Greenwood. She has played both for Manchester City and Liverpool and is a left-footed defender. She could be a key player in the centre of the back line.
Another is Maya Le Tissier, who has made a name for herself at Manchester United. She can also play full-back. She is one of the most exciting young players in the country and has a huge fan base.
Esme Morgan is also a young player and she could be a talisman in the back-line. She is a defender from Yorkshire and was a member of the Lionesses’ youth teams. She has played 27 games for the team.
She also has a good clearance record. She was named in Phil Neville’s SheBelieves Cup squad in 2020..