England's women's football team secured a 2-1 victory over the Republic of Ireland but displayed inefficiency in front of goal, prompting the need for sharper finishing as they approach a crucial Euro 2025 qualifier against Sweden. Despite dominating play, England's failure to convert numerous opportunities was a point of concern highlighted by manager Sarina Wiegman and striker Alessia Russo. The Lionesses' victory was marred by late concessions and missed chances, leading to calls for more clinical and ruthless performances. With automatic qualification for Euro 2025 still within reach, England's upcoming match against Sweden will be pivotal in determining their fate in the tournament.