England Loses 4-3 to Germany at Wembley

England women's football manager Sarina Wiegman defended her team selection following a 4-3 defeat to Germany at Wembley, marking the first time her side conceded four goals in a match under her leadership. Wiegman emphasized that her choices were intentional, focusing on the balance between players' strengths and their performance in high-stakes games, despite criticism for not including in-form players like Alex Greenwood and Jess Park. The defeat featured defensive errors, with England falling 3-0 within the first 30 minutes, highlighting the need for improvement in transition play. While Wiegman acknowledged the 'too many unforced errors,' she maintained that the competition within the squad remains healthy and beneficial. Looking ahead, Wiegman is preparing her team for Euro 2025, stating her selections are geared towards building a cohesive unit for the tournament. England's next opportunity to bounce back will be against South Africa in Coventry.