England vs Belgium LIVE: result and reaction as Lauren Hemp early goal gives Lionesses win in Nations League

The Lionesses triumphed over Belgium in the Women's Nations League match held in Leicester, putting an end to their losing streak and reclaiming their winning form.

The winners of Europe and second-placed World Cup team beat Scotland in Sunderland as their first step in the Nations League competition. However, they experienced their third loss under Sarina Wiegman when they lost 2-1 to the Netherlands.

After the outcome, England moved to the third spot in Group A1. Next up is a pair of games against Belgium, who currently hold the top spot with four points after winning against Scotland and drawing with the Netherlands.

The Lionesses managed to defeat Belgium by a narrow margin, but it wasn't the flawless victory they had hoped for. Although they controlled the ball and had numerous opportunities, they were only able to score one goal, which kept the game tense and uncertain.

To secure Team GB's spot for next year's Olympic Games in Paris, the Lionesses need to emerge victorious in their group and then triumph in the semi-finals of the Nations League Finals.

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Live: England Vs Belgium Clash

In the Group A1 standings, England currently holds the third position following their loss to the Netherlands back in the previous month.

The match will start at 7:45pm British Summer Time and can be watched live on ITV 4 and ITV X.

The English football team consists of the following eleven players - Earps, Bronze, Bright, Greenwood, Charles, Walsh, Stanway, Toone, Hemp, Russo, and Kelly.

Score! Lauren Hemp just put England ahead with a goal against Belgium at the 13-minute mark.

Headline: England Beats Belgium 1-0 England defeated Belgium with a score of 1-0.

The Football Team of England have secured a victory against Belgium by 1-0. In a tightly contested match, it was England who emerged victorious thanks to an early goal in the first half. The Belgian team did not give up, and they had several chances to equalize the score, but they were unable to score the crucial goal. England played excellently and showed great determination and skill throughout the game. The victory will give them a much-needed boost as they look ahead to their next matches. On the other hand, the Belgian team will be disappointed with the result, but they will need to regroup quickly and prepare for their upcoming games. Overall, it was a thrilling match and a great display of football from both England and Belgium. Fans of both teams will be eagerly looking forward to their next games in the competition.

England Defeat Belgium 1-0

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Millie Bright expressed to ITV Sport: "We are determined to win each game and strive to perform to the best of our abilities every time we step onto the field."

I believe our defense did an excellent job in keeping a clean sheet.

In my opinion, the scoreline of 1-0 did not accurately reflect the game as we had numerous opportunities to score.

Regarding whether England could have been more efficient in their play, I believe they certainly could have. When reflecting on the match, there were countless opportunities to score, yet the scoreline only read 1-0.

"I'm extremely pleased with the way we performed after a few games that left us dissatisfied."

England Edges Past Belgium 1-0

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Niamh Charles spoke to ITV about her debut performance after a year of not starting. She expressed that the evening was excellent.

I had a great time and felt comfortable in that place. Playing was really fun for me.

"It's quite pleasant to advance in a match like this."

England Versus Belgium: The Showdown

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Wiegman expressed her delight at Kirby's comeback with her club, remarking that she performed admirably. She observed that Kirby's presence on the pitch adds a distinct dimension to their game in specific scenarios.

The Big Match: England Vs Belgium

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When questioned on her plans for future development, Wiegman expressed her desire to prioritize ball security while still taking calculated risks when moving forward on the field. As the sport continues to evolve, she pointed out the success of teams like Belgium who excel at maneuvering within tight spaces.

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England Defeats Belgium 1-0

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During an interview with ITV, Sarina Wiegman expressed contentment with the victory, particularly in light of the previous defeat experienced by her team.

Our goal was to obtain a higher score than what we achieved tonight in order to lessen the difficulty.

She said: "In my opinion, we began the game with a high speed and energy, but later on, it decreased a bit."

It's much more convenient when we manage to score, but we are content with how we perform on the field and the way we want to play.

"England Triumphs: 1-0 Win Over Belgium"

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FT: It wasn't the most precise or spectacular performance, but England's win was significant.

The team played exceptionally well and showed their superiority throughout the game. While they may have hoped to score more goals and secure the win early on, they still managed to capture a crucial three points.

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In the 92nd minute of the game, it seems that England will successfully maintain their lead and recover from their loss to the Netherlands. This will also equalize their score with the Dutch at the top of the group, however, they will still be ranked lower due to previous matchups between the teams.

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In the 91st minute, Jess Park attempted to casually take the ball to the goal post.

As she confronted numerous opponents, she ultimately had to go out of bounds due to lack of room. This gave us a glimpse of the impressive abilities possessed by the young player.

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During the 90th minute, Earps had to protect the ball but Belgium did not have a real opportunity to score.

The goalkeeper of England is motivating her team to not take a break and keep moving forward in search for the much-needed second goal.

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In the 89th minute, Hemp made another attempt with her head but missed the goal. During this game, England has been trying to score from set-pieces with some success, but many of their shots have been off-target and posed no threat to the goal.

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In the 88th minute, the game has become a bit tense. Belgium has made a substitution to try and score a goal, and there are more fouls being committed. England is trying to hold onto their lead, while the visitors are determined to score and tie the game.

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In the 86th minute, England has received two corner kicks in rapid succession.

However, as they've repeated throughout the game, they're struggling to score a goal and Belgium will have a chance to take a free-kick.

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In the 84th minute, Stanway has fallen to the ground gripping her head after a severe collision of heads. This could be considered a justifiable pause in the game.

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During the 83rd minute, the England team advances the ball towards the goal, but Georgia Stanway fails to find Fran Kirby with a pass.

A replacement is about to occur in the England team; Chloe Kelly will be replaced by Jess Park.

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During the 82nd minute, Belgium was presented with a free kick from the left, providing them with an opportunity to get the ball in the box. Although England attempted to clear the ball with their head, Earps remained vigilant and collected the second ball as it was headed towards the back post.

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The Belgian team from the eighties is making an attempt to push ahead, but they haven't been given too many opportunities yet.

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In the seventy-eighth minute of the game, Evrard managed to make another fantastic save. This time, she prevented Hemp from scoring, even though she had skillfully maneuvered her way into the box and created an excellent opportunity to take a shot. Evrard's excellent goalkeeping skills enabled her to successfully block the incoming shot.

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In the 78th minute, Belgium's attempt to move forward in the game was unsuccessful and resulted in a goal kick. Subsequently, England gained possession of the ball.

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In the 76th minute, Daly has been making a lot of movement all over the field since being substituted in. However, she has committed a foul that results in a free kick for Belgium, giving them a rare opportunity to move forward on the attack.

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In the 74th minute, there was a notable save made by Evrard. He had to quickly leave his position and rush towards the ball to prevent the England player from getting a shot on goal. His efforts were successful in keeping the ball away from the net.

She's performing admirably, yet they must maintain their efforts to prevent England from scoring a second goal.

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England continues to push forward, but thus far, the Belgian defense remains unyielding, preventing them from scoring another goal.

There's not much time left in this Nations League game - just around 20 minutes to be precise.

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In the 71st minute, Alex Greenwood made an attempt on goal. She struck the ball with a curl, aiming to score. Unfortunately, her shot was blocked by the opposing team's goalkeeper, Evrard, just as it was about to hit the back of the net.

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During the 69th minute, the goalkeeper from Belgium displayed great awareness by pushing the ball away from an approaching player from England.

The English women's football team, the Lionesses, have been awarded a free kick near the penalty box due to a foul committed against one of their players, Stanway.

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In the 67th minute, Charles lost possession of the ball and Belgium had an opportunity to counterattack. However, Greenwood managed to retrieve the ball.

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In the 66th minute, Greenwood kicked another ball towards the goal from a free kick near the corner. However, the Belgian team was able to move the ball away from the dangerous scoring area.

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During the 64th minute, the spectators are raising their mobile phone lights high in the air, as is typical during female matches. The cause of this behavior is not clear.

The crowd will erupt in applause as Fran Kirby enters the field, with Rachel Daly also making an appearance as Sarina Wiegman makes her first substitutions of the match.

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In the 63rd minute, Belgium initiated another attack, but Bronze thwarted their attempt. Nevertheless, the visitors seem to have gained confidence and are optimistic about their chances of staging a comeback.

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In the 60th minute of the game, Stanway committed a "tactical foul" near the midfield as Belgium attempted to counter-attack. It was a close call for a potential yellow card.

The Earps were only able to come across some Bronze through a pass that almost got taken by Delacauw.

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It's the 59th minute and England are on the offense once more, resulting in yet another corner kick.

Greenwood tries to make a move, but the ball is cleared by the opposing team's defense.

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In the 58th minute of the game, Scotland fell further behind as the Netherlands scored a third goal. Meanwhile, England is yet to score their second goal.

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In the 55th minute, Mary Earps remained attentive and made a crucial save to prevent Wijnants, who came in as a substitute, from equalizing the game.

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In the 52nd minute, England was awarded a free kick at a position just within the territory of Belgium. Greenwood made the delivery to the distant post where Stanway tried to reach for the ball. However, the ball had too much force, and Stanway could not make the necessary contact with it.

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There is a 50% chance of Russo scoring, but unfortunately, he missed the goal by shooting the ball wide of the net.

Kelly made a move towards the box and attempted to score, however, her shot got blocked. Fortunately, the ball landed nicely in front of another player who was unable to shoot it accurately towards the goal.

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In the 49th minute, Ella Toone made a bold effort from the right side of the penalty area but unfortunately missed the target by a significant margin.

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In minute 47 of the game, Bright attempted a header but it was deflected and resulted in another corner. This corner found Bronze, but unfortunately, her header missed the goal by just a small margin.

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In the 46th minute, Hemp received a pass and attempted to make a cross, but unfortunately, she was unsuccessful in finding the intended target. The ball was deflected by an opposing player resulting in another corner for the team.

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The second period has begun in Leicester and Belgium altered their lineup during the intermission.

England Beats Belgium 1-0

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The two teams are about to emerge from the King Power Stadium for the second part of the game.

England Beats Belgium 1-0

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England Beats Belgium 1-0

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HT: It's fair to say that England have earned their lead, however, they haven't been able to score a crucial second goal yet. Belgium still have an opportunity to get something out of this game.

The Lionesses have been in control of the opportunities and keeping more possession of the ball, however they only have a small advantage on the scoreboard.

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During the forty-fifth minute plus one, a cunningly placed corner allowed De Caigny to position herself at the near post. Despite her attempt to score another shot on target with a hook, the ball unfortunately ended up in the side netting.

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At the 45-minute mark, Belgium will receive a corner kick as a result of a smart header and some messy moves from the English players.

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In the 44th minute, the English team has shown excessive eagerness to regain possession of the ball. As a consequence, they have committed a few recklessly given away free-kicks, and this scenario repeats itself just before half time when they concede another one around their own half.

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At 43 minutes, Russo took a shot following Kelly's pass. However, the angle was difficult and the goalkeeper was able to catch the ball.

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At the 41 minute mark, Belgium earned a corner, but England effectively handled the first ball and managed to get rid of it.

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In the 40th minute, after an attempt on goal by the opposition, Bright successfully blocked a rare Belgian attack in her team's penalty area.

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At the 39th minute, Hemp successfully takes control of the ball located on the right side and passes it to Stanway. Unfortunately, Stanway fails to deliver a cross and as a result, Belgium will be awarded with another free kick.

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Greenwood took a corner kick that was nicely curled into the penalty area, but the Belgian defenders managed to defend and clear the ball away.

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The England team is attempting to make progress, but Charles' efforts are halted as she chooses to use her powerful left foot instead of switching to her weaker right foot.

Millie Bright unleashes a powerful shot but unfortunately, it gets deflected wide resulting in yet another corner kick for the Lionesses.

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The Netherlands are currently ahead by two goals in their Nations League group game against Scotland, after 35 minutes of play.

Despite having complete control of the ball, England is only managing to maintain a slim lead of one goal at this time.

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At the 33rd minute mark, Chloe Kelly attempted a cross but it was cleared by the opposition.

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The people in the audience have already started singing Sweet Caroline, while England is once again advancing their game. However, the cross made by Hemp is blocked before it even gets to Russo.

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In the 30th minute, England almost scored their second goal, but unfortunately, Russo wasn't able to make the necessary contact with the ball to put it in the goal.

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In the 28th minute, Missipo received the ball at the far post, and England seemed uneasy in this situation.

Belgium has shown some hopeful indications despite the shot being off-target and going into the side netting.

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At the 28-minute mark, there was an opportunity for Belgium. They sent a long ball from the back and Wullaert swiftly advanced towards the box. Unfortunately, the ball hit Millie Bright and went out.

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In the 27th minute of the game, Greenwood delivered a corner kick. However, Russo got to it before anyone else and it rebounded out for another corner kick.

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Belgium tried to score again, but the goalkeeper stopped the ball. They like to move quickly towards the goal, and whenever they have made an attempt in the past, it has been successful. England should take note of this and remain vigilant throughout the rest of the game.

Fortunately for Greenwood, he did not receive any penalty for hitting Missipo in the face with his elbow.

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In the 22nd minute, there was a remarkable save! England relentlessly continued their attacks, one after another, leaving Belgium with a hard time in getting out of their own half.

Greenwood attempts a long-range shot but the goalie manages to deflect it with their hand.

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England seems to be dominating the game at the moment with possession of the ball. However, their attempt to pass a long ball over the top for Toone fell a bit short.

In the other match of the group, the Netherlands is currently ahead of Scotland.

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In the 18th minute of the game, Ella Toone attempted a long-range shot, but unfortunately, it was directed straight towards the goalkeeper, and therefore saved easily.

The energy of England appears to be high, and scoring the goal has elevated their spirit even more!

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After 15 minutes of gameplay, England has continued applying pressure and are seeking a second goal. Unfortunately, the ball was unable to reach Lucy Bronze in the penalty area and moved out of bounds.

England Scores! Beat Belgium 1-0

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England has just taken their second corner kick within two minutes, and it appears that they have just scored a goal!

Hemp receives the ball after it bounced off the corner flag and scores the first goal for the Lionesses!

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In the 10th minute, Lauren Hemp attempted to pass through Belgium's defense to reach the ball. Unfortunately, she collided with the defender and gave up a free-kick.

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At the 9-minute mark, Mary Earps exhibited quick reflexes and blocked Belgium's initial significant attempt to score in the match.

The header was hit with a lot of power and the goalkeeper of England performed admirably in stopping it and keeping hold of the ball.

Vanhaevermaet managed to get to the ball before Millie Bright.

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During the beginning of the game, the Lionesses have demonstrated superiority. Nonetheless, Belgium currently leads the group and being that they have never had the opportunity to attend a World Cup or the Olympics, they will strive to qualify.

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In the fifth minute, England believed that they had another chance thanks to Kelly, but unfortunately Russo received a penalty for committing a foul.

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There was an opportunity to score! Lauren Hemp managed to recover the ball in the penalty area and attempted to shoot, but the goalkeeper of Belgium was able to block it. However, the ball ended up rolling towards Ella Toone, who tried to head it towards the goal, but it missed by a small margin.

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Belgium appears content to retreat and allow their opponents to apply pressure as they attempt to launch their own offensive attacks on the counter.

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In the 2nd minute, England began the match with a lot of energy. Niamh Charles made an attempt at the goal, however she failed to keep the ball low.

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1’ The match has now started, a few minutes later than expected.

The match between England and Belgium has started with England kicking the ball first. While the England team kneeled down to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement, the Belgium team did not participate in this gesture.

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The start of the match in Leicester is rapidly approaching...

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The squads have emerged from the tunnel and now the national anthems are being performed, starting with Belgium's and followed by England's.

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The England team has been preparing for their match by doing warm-up exercises on the field.

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The start of the game is approaching and the athletes will be preparing to take the field.

England is eager to impress all the supporters in a jam-packed King Power Stadium and recover from their loss against the Netherlands, which was coached by Sarina Wiegman before.

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Sjoeke Nusken scored twice to assist Chelsea in winning a 4-2 comeback victory against Brighton in the Women's Super League at Kingsmeadow.

The mid-fielder from Germany scored her initial two goals while playing for the blue team after moving from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer. She scored her first goal just before the first half ended and then one more right after the second half began.

This happened following Pauline Bremer's first goal for Brighton. Melissa Phillips' team missed the opportunity to capitalize on their early advantage.

Wow, Sjoeke Nusken scores twice as Chelsea, who are tied for first place, make a comeback and defeat Brighton.

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Check out these additional pictures taken at the King Power!

The photograph included in the post, credited to The FA via Getty Images, depicts a group of football players gathered together on a field.

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Due to a concussion, the forward for England, Lauren James, will not be able to play in the upcoming Women's Nations League games against Belgium.

The female football team, the Lionesses, have a two-part match at Leicester starting on Friday. Unfortunately, a player from the Chelsea team will not be able to participate due to her recent head injury. She is currently undergoing the necessary protocols to recover properly.

On Thursday, Lotte Wubben-Moy participated in a training session and there is a possibility of her inclusion in the squad for the game at the King Power Stadium.

Lauren James can't participate in England's matches against Belgium due to her concussion symptoms.

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Mary Earps acknowledged that it is becoming challenging to satisfy all fans due to the surge in attendances and the growing fame of the sport.

People were not happy with the English goalkeeper as he didn't give his signature to someone after Manchester United won against Everton on Sunday.

Over time, the Lionesses have often stayed after their matches to interact with their fans in the audience. However, as the number of attendees has grown, the ratio of fans they can meet has decreased.

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This is the announcement regarding our team:

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The Lionesses' team has been altered by Sarina Wiegman, who has made three adjustments following their previous loss to the Netherlands.

Kiera Walsh is making a comeback, and alongside her, Chloe Kelly and Niamh Charles are starting.

Katie Zelem, Jess Carter, and Rachel Daly were not selected to start the game and were instead relegated to substitutes. Lauren James cannot join the team, and Lucy Parker is currently hindered by an ankle injury.

Team England: Earps, Bronze, Bright, Greenwood, Charles, Walsh, Stanway, Toone, Hemp, Russo, Kelly.

Reworded: The following players are included in the subs: Morgan, Hampton, Kirby, Carter, Zelem, Wubben-Moy, Clinton, Daly, Le Tissier, Roebuck, Park, and Keating.

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In the group stage of the Women's Champions League, Chelsea will face Real Madrid and Paris FC, who defeated Arsenal.

Emma Hayes' team, who were runners-up in 2021, will also compete against Hacken from Sweden in Group D.

The Parisian team, known as the French side, triumphed over Arsenal in the initial qualifying round, and made their way to this phase of the tournament for the first time ever, after winning on penalties.

Chelsea have discovered their opponents in the Women's Champions League following the exits of English sides Arsenal and Manchester United.

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The English team has reached the King Power Stadium, and I have some pictures to show you:

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The English football team is making its way through the tunnel at Leicester, as captured in a photograph published by The FA via Getty Images.

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Fran Kirby, a talented footballer from England, has joined the Lionesses team after being absent for eight months due to a knee injury. Unfortunately, Beth Mead will not be joining the squad despite her own recovery from suffering a ruptured ACL.

Kirby and Mead played important roles in England's victory in the Euros. However, due to major injuries, they were unable to participate in this year's Women's World Cup and were significant absentees during the Lionesses' loss against Spain in the Sydney final.

At the conclusion of the previous season, Kirby had to go through surgery. She recently commenced the campaign by participating in Chelsea's 2-0 triumph over West Ham. Despite that, Mead rejoined the squad as a last-minute substitute during Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Aston Villa on Sunday. In that game, she assisted Alessia Russo in scoring the winning goal.

Fran Kirby makes a successful comeback to the Lionesses' squad, with Sarina Wiegman announcing her decision about Beth Mead. Fran Kirby has been brought back into the Lionesses squad and is set to make an impressive return to the sport. The news was revealed by Sarina Wiegman, who also shared her decision on Beth Mead's position in the team.

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The English team is aiming to win against Belgium in the Women's Nations League game tonight, which will be held in Leicester. This is a chance for the Lionesses to bounce back after recent setbacks.

The team who won the European championship and came second in the World Cup won against Scotland to start their Nation's League competition. However, they then lost for only the third time under their coach Sarina Wiegman, by a score of 2-1 against the Netherlands.

After their win over Iceland, England finds themselves in third place in Group A1. The team is preparing for their next two games against Belgium, who currently have four points and are at the top of the group. Belgium secured their position with a win over Scotland and a draw against the Netherlands.

Will the Lionesses of England play against Belgium on television? If so, what channel is covering their game, and at what time can we catch it? Also, could you share how we can watch the match?

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Greetings and a warm welcome to The Independent's real-time updates on the Lionesses' Nations League match against Belgium at the King Power Stadium. Having secured their victory against Scotland, Sarina Weigman's squad began the campaign on a positive note. However, a nail-biting loss against the Netherlands has placed them in the third position before their two bouts against Belgium.

This evening may witness Fran Kirby's comeback after her absence for a year from the national squad. However, Lauren James from Chelsea cannot join England's team because of a head injury.

Keep yourself updated to get all the recent updates and information about the team before the game starts!