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More Women's World Cup stories
Read up on every squad and player at the tournament
FFT columnist Jules Breach says that England can still win the World Cup, despite the loss of experience in the side.
Georgia Stanway acknowledges the Lionesses are a different animal compared to last year, suggesting "the dynamic has changed but we’re still an unbelievable squad".
