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Friendlies
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1 - 2
FT
team-logoBrazil
G. Stanway 53' (pen)
Beatriz 10'Dudinha 18'
(HT 0-2) (FT 1-2)

England vs BrazilResults & stats,

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Injuries and Suspensions

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England66%54
12%10
Brazil22%18

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Friendlies - Game Week 1
  • Biggest winners & losers from the Lionesses friendlies

    England's first camp since their second successive European Championship triumph was certainly a little up and down. Marred by injuries going into the window, with there already three notable absentees before Sarina Wiegman's squad was announced and four withdrawals after it was revealed, the Lionesses then suffered a 2-1 defeat to Brazil in their first game post-Euros, despite playing for over an hour against 10 players, but were able to bounce back on Tuesday against Australia, who also had a player sent off very early on in a rather strange couple of games.
    Khiara Keating Maya Le Tissier Michelle Agyemang England gfx 16:9
  • Kelly can't find magic touch as Lionesses' homecoming spoiled

    Saturday evening was meant to be all about England. In action for the first time since their second successive European Championship triumph back in July, and with the silverware brought out ahead of kick-off, to much applause and cheer, the 'homecoming series' was underway, to celebrate another huge achievement for the Lionesses. However, Brazil clearly hadn't read the script and they assumed the role of party poopers, beating Sarina Wiegman's side 2-1 after an electric, and dramatic, start.
    Chloe Kelly Alessia Russo England Brazil composite
  • Lionesses to hand out debut as Hampton picks up injury

    Hannah Hampton has been ruled out of England's clash with Brazil on Saturday, meaning Sarina Wiegman will hand out a debut to another goalkeeper in the Lionesses squad this weekend. Khiara Keating and Anna Moorhouse are both in contention for that opportunity, as is Sophie Baggaley, who has been called into camp in light of Hampton's injury.
    Hannah Hampton England Women 2024
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