Ella Toone’s family celebrate as she scores in World Cup semi-final win against Australia
This is the heartwarming moment family and friends of England player Ella Toone celebrate her goal against Australia in the Lionesses World Cup semi-final win. The Manchester United midfielder opened the scoring for England in their 3-1 victory in Australia on Wednesday as the Lionesses secured their first-ever place in a World Cup final. In a video, published by BBC Sport, Toone’s friends and family can be seen and heard chanting her name. England will now face Spain for the title on Sunday.
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‘It’s the one thing I’ve always wanted’: Emotional Lucy Bronze tears up after World Cup semi-final win
England player Lucy Bronze was visibly emotional after the Lionesses’ emphatic World Cup semi-final win over Australia. Interviewed by the BBC on the pitch and asked how she felt, Bronze was struggling for words. She said: “I don’t know. This is the one thing I have always wanted, to make the final of the World Cup. “After getting two times of such disappointment, I can’t believe it.” Asked what coach Sarina Wiegman said in the huddle after the win, Bronze said: “Just that we played the game how we wanted to. We were resilient and we were determined.”
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‘So good’: Lionesses sing ‘Sweet Caroline’ in pitch celebration as they reach World Cup final
The England Lionesses celebrated their emphatic win against Australia in the Women’s World Cup semi-final with a sing-along to Sweet Caroline on the pitch. The players can be seen hugging one another, jumping up and down, and singing the classic hit, which has symbolised the team’s rise to success in recent years. The Lionesses roared to a 3-1 victory against the home nation on Wednesday with goals from Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp, and Alessia Russo. England will now play Spain in the final on Sunday.
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England fans sing and dance to ‘Sweet Caroline’ as Lionesses reach World Cup final
England fans celebrated the Lionesses booking their place in the World Cup final the only way they know how - by indulging in “Sweet Caroline”. Neil Diamond’s iconic song has become an anthem for the national side, with hundreds swaying together and cheering in Boxpark Croydon after the European champions beat the tournament co-hosts 3-1 in Sydney. After last summer’s success, England now have eyes on the biggest prize of all - the World Cup. The Lionesses face Spain in the showpiece event at Stadium Australia on Sunday 20 August.
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