Prince William hailed the Lionesses' Euros victory against the Netherlands after jetting to Zurich to watch the crunch match this evening. The Prince of Wales was in high spirits as he watched England thrash the Dutch side 4-0 in a must-win match at …
By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Day 3 of Boat Bike Tours’ eight-day Islandhopping tour proves to be my favorite, most perfect day – the biking, the attractions, the scenery, the gestalt of the island of Texel, even the …
Goal - Ella Toone (England) 67 - Russo to Toone, a combination so lethal strikes again! This time it is Alessia Russo feeding Ella Toone, as she registers a hat-trick of assists now! Russo bursts down the left, and finds a way to the edge of the Dutch box, …
England put their defeat to France to bed with a fine 4-0 win over the Netherlands. They started this game with real intent, taking the game straight to the Dutch. Lauren James showed her undoubted quality when she gave England the lead. Taking the ball in …
However, that is not the case, and they take on their fellow Home Nation on matchday three in a far stronger position, knowing that their fate is well and truly in their own hands, supplemented by a much healthier goal difference.
The Lionesses needed to move their 2-1 defeat by France to the back of their minds as they returned to the Stadion Letzigrund to play a Dutch side that had swept Wales aside 3-0 in their opener. However, the form book was torn up by the defending champions …
9 July 2025, 17:08 Andre Rieu plays violin at UEFA Champions League in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Picture: Getty Heard loud and proud at international sporting events, ‘Het Wilhelmus’ has the oldest music of any national anthem in the world. The Netherlands’ …
ZURICH (AP) — England got the defense of its Women’s European Championship title firmly back on track with a 4-0 win over the Netherlands on Wednesday, thanks to a Lauren James double. James showed precisely why she had been selected despite not having …
The Prince of Wales clapped and cheered as the Lionesses thrashed the Netherlands on Wednesday to keep their Women’s Euro 2025 dream alive. The England Women’s football team scored 4-0 in their Women’s European Championship group D match in Zurich on …
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