Bronze brushes aside concerns over England

LIONESSES SCRAPE INTO EUROS FINAL AS SUPER SUBS MAKE DIFFERENCE ONCE AGAIN

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LUCY Bronze insisted England had nothing to prove after booking their place in the Euro 2025 final with a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Italy in Geneva.

The defending champions were the heavy favourites in the semifinal, but it took another tournament-saving late equaliser from 19-year-old substitute Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly’s extra-time winner to ensure England would fight on.

The Lionesses’ never-say-die attitude has elicited plenty of deserved praise, but opening their tournament with a loss to France, then twice eking out knockout victories from the brink of elimination, has also sparked concern about England’s ability to overcome their toughest challenge yet - a meeting with either Spain or Germany for the title.

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Bronze said: “I think people from the outside think teams have to win every single game.

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Bronze said: “I think people talk about consistency with this England team, we've done six consecutive semifinals, three consecutive finals, who else has done that? Nobody.