England's 'fearless' Lionesses will take on Germany in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley later today as they aim to bring back the silverware for the first time
They will have the support from the huge home crowd at Wembley as they face Germany, who have won the title eight times, as well as 21 of the 27 meetings between the two teams.
Speaking ahead of the historic match, Sarina said her players "don't fear anyone" and they are "prepared for everything". Asked about preparations for the possibility of a penalty shoot-out, Wiegman added: "We have practised penalties, we are prepared for everything." He also told the team in a letter that they had inspired girls and women to "know beyond any shadow of a doubt that football is not just for boys".He said: "As a parent, I know how vital it is to see strong, successful role models in sport.
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