Wiegman proud of the ‘incredible’ ladies -euros in England in the Netherlands.

Sarina Wiegman from England, Sarina Wiegman, is proud of “incredible reaction” in 4-0 demolition of the Netherlands.

Lauren James’ Brace Plus goals from Georgia Stanway and Ella Toone saw England to the second climbing in Group D with a dominant victory over the Dutch, after he had brought a bleak opening defeat against France.

The high intensity presses of the Lionesses overwhelmed the Netherlands early and Wiegman proudly left the unity and reaction as a team.

“The reaction of the team after the France match, how we came together, how we have played on the field, so of course I am very happy with the score because that is a huge help because goal difference can make the difference,” Wiegman praised about their attitude and desire to improve.

“Not only how we played, but also in the days that came in this game, how we came together and looked into each other’s eyes and said,” What should we do? “.

“And the implementation of the game plan, I think it really helped. I thought the Netherlands had difficulty keeping up with the level, so we just did it really well.

“When we were in the game just before the break, you could feel that they were struggling and we really wanted to get the second goal.

“That is of course easier said than done and then g [Georgia Stanway] Had a shot and it was very, very good for us that we are going in 2-0.

“I am really proud of the team and we are not there yet, but this is an incredible reaction.”

Wiegman added that the balance of the team had improved a lot, but repeated that performance should not be compared because of the nature of different opposition in both games.

“It looked like a more balanced team, but of course you also play a totally different opponent who also wants to be on the ball,” explains the 55-year-old.

“I think the France game and the Dutch game are now difficult to compare, but today it seems very much like a balanced team.

“We talked about playing on our best, about the game plan, how can we exploit spaces and how can we win the game.”

England now has to beat Wales in their last group match on July 13 to secure a knock -out site.

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