England Lionesses Dominate Italy in Friendly Double-Header in Spain

England‘s Lionesses put on a commanding performance against Italy in their second friendly clash in Spain, showcasing their dominance on the field under coach Sarina Wiegman‘s guidance.

Lauren Hemp shone as she scored two crucial goals in the match, propelling England towards a 5-1 victory over Italy.

The game started with an early lead from England courtesy of defender Lotte Wubben-Moy’s first international goal, boosting the Lionesses’ morale from the start.

Hemp continued England’s scoring momentum with a superb header, further solidifying their control over the match.

Italy managed to pull one goal back through Michela Cambiaghi just before halftime, but England remained unrattled, showcasing their resilience.

Substitutes Ella Toone and Rachel Daly added to England’s tally with well-executed goals, highlighting the depth and strength of the Lionesses’ squad.

The comprehensive win against Italy followed England’s earlier 7-2 victory over Austria, further cementing their prowess on the international stage.

Wiegman expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the growth potential of the players and the positive outcomes of the training camp in Spain.

With key players like Fran Kirby absent, emerging talents like Grace Clinton seized the opportunity to shine, showcasing the depth of talent within the England squad.

As the Lionesses look ahead to the upcoming Euro 2025 qualifiers in April, their recent victories against Italy and Austria serve as a strong foundation for their future campaigns.