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Postscript Layout 1 Established 1961 27 Sports Tuesday, July 2, 2019 England star Bronze revels in return ‘home’ for WCup s-final England’s q-final victory over Norway was one of the highlights of the tournament LYON: England’s Lucy Bronze said the two years Ada Hegerberg-missing from the tournament due to a off all these great captains from all over the world.” spent fine-tuning her talent at leading club side Lyon dispute with her Norwegian federation-also plays have helped her become one of the top stars in the alongside Bronze. ‘DESTINED’ FOR THE FINAL? women’s game as she prepares for today’s World Cup It is also the home of Germany’s Dzsenifer From her position at right-back, today, Bronze will semi-final against the United States in her adopted Marozsan, the midfielder who Bronze ranks as the come directly up against USA star Megan Rapinoe, home city. best in the women’s game. “I have played with all the who scored all of her team’s goals in the wins over Bronze is one of the focal points of Phil Neville’s best players, all the superstars that are around in the Spain and France in the last two rounds. Nevertheless, English team who are hoping to reach a first ever world now, and I studied them. I wanted to get better Bronze promised not to change her attacking style as World Cup final when they take on the holders in on the ball, I wanted to get my technique better, and England seek to make up for the disappointment of Lyon, the city Bronze has called home since moving to they are probably the reasons why I scored that goal losing the 2015 World Cup semi-final to Japan. They Europe’s dominant club from Manchester City in 2017. the other night,” she said. also lost in the semi-finals of Euro 2017. “I think the player that I was two years ago, I had a The full-back revealed she has received messages “It is an amazing achievement to be able to do it on desire to win and I’ve always had that competitive- of support from her club, including from Gerard a consistent basis, but we are short of that last step, ness, but going to Lyon I had to change my game for Houllier, the former Liverpool manager who has spent we have still got that hunger,” said Bronze, who played the better,” Bronze said at a packed news conference the last few years working as an advisor at Lyon. alongside US star Tobin Heath during a stint at college yesterday ahead of the hotly anticipated semi-final. While admitting that she has not yet mastered French, level on the other side of the Atlantic a decade ago. The 27-year-old, whose goal in England’s 3-0 Bronze has benefited hugely from the “world-class” In contrast to England, while the USA are the hold- quarter-final victory over Norway was one of the players around her in the Lyon dressing room, notably ers, the Netherlands are the reigning European cham- highlights of the tournament, has won back-to-back star France defender Wendie Renard. pions and Sweden reached the Olympic final in 2016. French titles and consecutive Champions Leagues “She walks into a room and you just feel her pres- However, said Bronze, that could mean it was LYON: England’s defender Lucy Bronze speaks during a press with Lyon. ence,” Bronze said. “There is a lot of leadership. England’s turn. conference in Lyon, yesterday, during the France 2019 The club who have been European champions six You’ve got Saki Kumagai, who is the Japanese cap- “These are three teams who have reached finals in Women’s Football World Cup. England will face USA in the next semi-final football match of the France 2019 Women’s World times in a row contributed seven members of the tain, and I think that’s something that I’ve been asked recent years, so we probably have that edge, we’re maybe Cup today. —AFP French World Cup squad, while Ballon d’Or winner to do more now at England and I’ve been able to learn more destined to go to a final in that respect.” —AFP USA and Jamaica win close contests to Morgan happy to set up s-final clash sacrifice Golden LOS ANGELES: Weston McKennie scored in the first half as the USA dodged a bullet by edging upstart Curacao 1-0 Sunday to reach the semi-finals of the Boot for team glory 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament. The unbeaten LYON: Alex Morgan says she would be happy to Americans recorded their fourth straight shutout victo- forgo the Golden Boot for top scorer at the ry but the tiny Caribbean island of Curacao gave them women’s World Cup if it meant the United States their biggest test of the tournament so far. retained their title in France, as she prepares for The US looked sluggish in the second half at today’s semi-final showdown with England. Lincoln Financial Field Stadium in Philadelphia and Striker Morgan is the tournament’s joint leading needed some superb goalkeeping from Zack Steffen to scorer alongside in-form teammate Megan move on. They advance to face Jamaica who beat Rapinoe, England’s Ellen White and the already- Panama by the same 1-0 score in the other quarter- eliminated Australia’s Sam Kerr with five goals, but final on Sunday. has not found the net since hitting five in the “It wasn’t one of our best games but it is about mov- Americans’ record 13-0 thrashing of Thailand. ing on and that’s what we did,” McKennie. McKennie “I’d like someone on our team to win the Golden scored in the 25th minute, finding open space near the Boot,” Morgan said at Sunday’s pre-match press back post and heading home a perfectly-timed cross conference. from teammate Christian Pulisic. McKennie said the “It would be a great accolade but that’s not my play is something they work on in training. goal, my goal is to help this team win a World Cup, “He (Pulisic) likes to cut in a lot and I like to make PHILADELPHIA: Tyler Boyd No 21 of the United States passes in front of Darryl Lachman No 4 of Curacao so as long as the goals continue to come then I’m late runs into the box,” said McKennie. “I always tell happy. And that’s not goals continuing to come for him when he cuts in to look for me around the back during the first half of the CONCACAF Gold Cup Quarterfinals match at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. —AFP me, but this team.” post.” Curacao, who were the surprise second place Rapinoe has joined Morgan at the top of the finishers in Group B, controlled most of the play in the charts after carrying the USA to the last-four meet- second half as they pressed for the equalizer. ing with Phil Neville’s side, scoring all four goals in Steffen faced more shots on Sunday than the US Haiti, who knocked out Canada, and score a big upset. Salvador and Curacao. their tense 2-1 wins over Spain and France in the faced in the entire group stage. Curacao came close to “We fought like lions. We did everything to win,” said The Reggae Boyz got a break Sunday when previous rounds. levelling the score in the 84th minute when Leandro Curacao’s Cuco Martina. Panama’s Michael Amir Murillo was called for a contro- Morgan was substituted at half-time of the Bacuma weaved around a couple of defenders and Elsewhere, Jamaica moved a step closer to reaching versial hand ball as he was challenging Mattocks for a USA’s final group game with Sweden and has not aimed his shot for the top corner but Steffan made a their third straight Gold Cup final as they booked their header at Lincoln Financial Field. The Jamaican players looked on top form, although she played a key role desperate stab at the ball and managed to deflect it spot in the semis on Sunday with a 1-0 victory over then argued over who would take the penalty kick in Rapinoe’s brace at the Parc des Princes on over the crossbar with his finger tips. Panama. Darren Mattocks converted a penalty in the before Mattocks won out. He made no mistake, pushing Friday. Curacao had the Americans on their heels and for 75th minute for Jamaica, who won their group but it into the open side after Panama keeper Luis Mejia She won the free-kick from which Rapinoe gave awhile it looked like they might have a chance to follow struggled to do so after playing to draws with El guessed wrong. —AFP her side a fifth minute lead, and set Tobin Heath through to lay on the 33-year-old for her decisive second. “Megan Rapinoe has put this team on her back Salah scores as from Spain to France and it’s going to take players like that and a couple of individuals to step up and Egypt maintain help carry this team,” Morgan added. USA coach Jill Ellis insisted that her team is not an arrogant one after her staff were seen checking perfect Cup of out England’s team hotel in Lyon to use for the final should they win today. Nations record Reminded of defender Ali Krieger saying the USA had such a deep squad they had the best and CAIRO: Mohamed Salah scored from a free-kick as second best team in the world, she said: “I don’t host nation Egypt defeated Uganda 2-0 in Cairo think it’s in any way an arrogant team.
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