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England manager Sarina Wiegman: "We have our own preparation and we know what is on the line and we will do everything to win the game and get through.,

"There is always pressure on England and we will try and play a good game and hopefully we can have the ball a lot and exploit spaces."

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England manager Sarina Wiegman: "I hope we will see a game where we have a lot of the ball and we play very well in possession, so we don't let it become a fighting game.

"I am not worried [that it will be that kind of game]. I think Wales are very compact and they can fight and are really together but also they can play direct. We are trying to prevent that, and the best way is to be on top of things yourself. and exploit the spaces."

Here we go. Sarina Wiegman and Alex Greenwood have arrived for their news conference in St Gallen.

England, who won the tournament in 2022, will advance if they beat tournament debutants Wales no matter the result in the Netherlands' match with France.

If Sarina Wiegman's side fail to beat Wales, they may still reach the quarter-finals if other results go their way.

A draw will take them through if France avoid defeat against the Netherlands, while a loss would still be enough as long as is by fewer than four goals and the Netherlands also lose.

Former England goalkeeper and BBC Sport pundit Rachel Brown-Finnis says Hannah Hampton is showing exactly why Sarina Wiegman was right to pick her as the Lionesses' number one for Euro 2025.

England and Wales meet at Euro 2025 on Sunday as they play their final Group D match in Switzerland.

England will reach the quarter-finals with victory, while Wales need to win by at least four goals.

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England's Ella Toone reflects on her ability to score goals in big games - having done it in the Euro 2022 final, both the Finalissima and World Cup semi-final in 2023, and the 2024 FA Cup final.

She also talks about looking to the sky after scoring in Wednesday's 4-0 win over the Netherlands at Euro 2025 - a gesture made in tribute to her father and "biggest fan" Nick, who died last September.

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Former Scotland defender on the Football Daily podcast

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Sarina Wiegman doesn't make many changes to her starting 11 so when you're the one coming into it, that's pressure on Ella Toone's shoulders.

I thought Georgia Stanway high up the pitch pressing and her the same, they didn't let any control go to the Netherlands, they didn't let any passages of play happen.

BBC Sport's Fara Williams, Rachel Corsie and Nedum Onuoha look at how Sarina Wiegman got the best out of Lauren James in England's 4-0 win against the Netherlands.

Do you think Sarina Wiegman should make any changes against Wales? Should Beth Mead come back in after being replaced by Ella Toone for the France game? Should the defence remain as it was?

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The mood in the Lionesses' camp is higher after the big 4-0 victory against the Netherlands, and Sarina Wiegman's team are on the cusp of the knockout stages.

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After a disappointing start to Euro 2025, England have turned things around.

They lost 2-1 to France in their opening game, meaning they could have exited the tournament in their second fixture.

But they produced a big response to their doubters on Wednesday evening, beating the Netherlands 4-0.

Will they find victory once again when they play Wales, who have lost both of their games so far, tomorrow?

Good evening.

England are one game away from booking their spot in the Euro 2025 quarter-finals.

The Lionesses' 4-0 victory over the Netherlands means they can reach the last eight with victory against Wales - or without winning if the Netherlands' game against France goes their way.

We'll be hearing from England manager Sarina Wiegman and defender Alex Greenwood at around 17:30 BST as she looks ahead to tomorrow's game against Wales.