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Right, that's it from Sarina Wiegman and Alessia Russo.

England will be kicking-off in Zurich against the Netherlands in a crunch game in little over 24 hours time.

Meanwhile, Wales also have it all to do against France in St Gallen.

Will both nations get their Euro 2025 campaign up and running?

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Euro 2025

We use a very clever app at the media conferences, which is an instant spoken translation.

The Dutch journalists asked Wiegman about her relationship with Netherlands coach Andries Jonker and who is in the other's head more.

"That's a very good question," Wiegman answers.

"Of course we know each other very well. I think he’s more emotional but both of us have prepared excellently with our staff."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stadion Letzigrund

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Understandly, there were plenty of Dutch reporters in the media conference asking Sarina Wiegman questions.

There were a few laughs when she was asked about being a "control freak" but her answers to most questions were very similar.

She was repeating the message that England are not focused on anything else except from delivering the gameplan.

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More from Alessia Russo on what she is learning from this tournament: "Every tournaments makes me learn something different and brings out different parts of my game.

"You have to adapt and you learn a lot from these kinds of experiences. We've also got players like Lucy [Bronze], Alex [Greenwood] and people like that who have been to lots of major tournaments.

"We can lean on them in times as well."

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England forward Alessia Russo on how the team wants to quickly put right the wrongs from Saturday: "Four days is plenty for us to be back out on the pitch.

"We've had a few great days of training so I think everybody is ready and looking forward to tomorrow."

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Now a question for the England manager in Dutch which she answers in his native language then another question: do you remind you players of the jeopardy involved?

"We don't talk about consequences. We talk about the game-plan, what we have to do to be at our best and how we can exploit spaces that the Netherlands leave behind."

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Sarina Wiegman is reminded that it is 10 years since England did not win a game in a group stage at a major tournament.

"You're good with the details!," the England boss says back to the reporter.

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Alessia Russo on how important it is to play without fear against the Netherlands: "Massively. We want everyone to be as free as possible out on the pitch and going forward.

"It's a big part of what we are as a team. We have players who can create something out of nothing, and making sure everyone is in a good head-space is important.

"Ultimately we have a game-plan but we have individuals as well who can create a bit of magic."

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More from England manager Sarina Wiegman: "In our team we have different type of players who play in the same position. So if you want to change something, change your shape and style to impact the game, we can do that."

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England forward Alessia Russo is asked whether the France defeat has hit the players' confidence.

"No, it's tournament football and you go through lots of highs and lows to where you want to be.

"Ultimately we were disappointed after that game, more so with ourselves. We came up against a great France team but we know we can be better and we have high standards as a team.

"We have had a good few days to switch off and reflect and now we are ready to go again."

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England manager Sarina Wiegman on bouncing back and controlling the mental side of the game: "It's going to be an intense game.

"We knew this was going to be a hard group. What we are focusing on is our game-plan and executing that, doing your task and having conversations with players together and talking together, and that is what we want to do in the game too.

"What we are occupied with is playing football, executing a task and sticking together, getting the right connections, working really hard, and doing everything to win the game."

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England manager Sarina Wiegman, on what the Lionesses have worked on since Saturday and what she has said to the team: "We had some conversations with the team, we watched some clips. We finished the game really well but in between we didn't do enough.

"We want to execute better, be less sloppy, and make better decisions. Tomorrow we will go."

Sarina Wiegman says England "didn't do enough" against France on Saturday.

"Tomorrow, we'll go", she says, bullishly.

Full quotes to follow

Sarina Wiegman and Alessia Russo have walked into the news conference.

Two options on this page: watch the news conference now or follow text updates.

Tom McCoy
BBC Sport journalist

England’s defeat by France in their opening Euro 2025 game leaves their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage in the balance.

Opta’s prediction model gives Sarina Wiegman’s side only a 49.9% chance of advancing to the quarter-finals and a 10.8% probability of retaining their title – down from corresponding figures of 73.3% and 16.4% before the tournament.

The Lionesses have never lost their first two group matches at a European Championship. The last time they began with a defeat at the tournament was in 2013, when Hope Powell’s team were beaten by Spain in their opener and had to rely on an injury-time Toni Duggan goal to salvage a 1-1 draw against Russia in their next fixture.

England know a loss against the Dutch on Wednesday, coupled with France avoiding defeat against Wales a few hours later, would end their chances of advancing from Group D.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stadion Letzigrund

The pressure is on England and manager Sarina Wiegman, who may have to face some tough questions.

They were poor against France - who it has to be said, are a very good side - so this is a must-win game against the Netherlands.

England have never lost back-to-back games under Wiegman and Saturday's defeat was her first at a Euros.

Is she feeling the heat a little bit? Did the manner of that defeat hit the players' confidence?

That's all from the Wales news conference and the relief that all passengers are unharmed after the team bus incident.

We will now be turning our attention to Sarina Wiegman's England news conference. She'll be joined by forward Alessia Russo.

Again, you can watch this at the top of this page. Just click 'watch live'.

Wales

To recap, the Wales team bus has been involved in a road traffic incident on the way to training before Wednesday's Euro 2025 game with France.

• Manager Rhian Wilkinson, who was travelling in a different vehicle, tells a pre-match news conference "I think everyone, from all reports, is OK."
• The collision was near the team's hotel.
• Williams adds that Wales' planned training session on the eve of the France game has been cancelled. "Football is secondary," she adds.
• The Wales manager says "Uefa has been brilliant."
• More from Wilkinson: "It's about not over-reacting - just making sure they [the players] are all together and with the right people around them to make decisions."
• A statement from the FAW says that passengers in both vehicles involved in the collision are 'unharmed'

Wales

The Football Association of Wales has just issued a statement on the road traffic accident involving the team bus:

"The Football Association of Wales can confirm that the Cymru National Team bus has been involved in a road traffic accident whilst travelling to Arena St Gallen for their matchday -1 training session ahead of Wednesday’s UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 match against France.

All passengers on the Cymru National Team bus and in the other vehicle are unharmed. The FAW’s priority has been to remove the players from the scene and return to the Cymru training base to complete their preparations for tomorrow’s match."