Turning cubs into LionessesIn the last major tournament before Wiegman took over, England crashed out in heartbreaking circumstances.
England crashed out of the 2019 Women's World Cup in the semifinals.
While the England players’ abilities speak for themselves, Wiegman has helped to instill a formidable team mindset in the group through some “non-negotiable” philosophies.
“I think in a team you always have to do your best,” she told CNN before the start of the Women’s World Cup.
Before the World Cup, England had won 26 of the 32 games under Wiegman and had only lost once – a friendly against Australia in April.
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