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Good evening. Last night we saw suite in click into gear at their

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second attempt. Tonight, Germany are looking to do the same. -- we saw

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Europe. Iceland involved in only their second major tournament in

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their football history. favourites and the highest -ranked

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team in the competition. Iceland can celebrate their first ever point at

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With me tonight is Sue Smith, who made her England debut many mins ago

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against the lady sitting right next to her on a World Cup winner. You

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are Germany side was not too impressive against the Dutch the

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other night. What should they differently? They need to be more

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focused in their attacking play and they really have to connect much

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more with the forwards. I am absolutely sure we will see the

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German sites do well. You were not to sure the other night. What do

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Iceland need to do to stop them? They have got to take a lot of

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confidence from Holland. Holland could have one in the last few

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moments. They have got to try and stop Germany. They have got to try

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and defend and sit deeper and hit them on the counter. When you play

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against the better team you cannot always play your own game. You have

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to slightly adapt. They have got players that can score goals.

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years ago, you played in the Germany side that beat Germany -- Iceland.

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What sort of game wasn't that date? It was a really difficult and tough

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game for us. It took for ever for us to score. We only ended up winning

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1-0. We should have done better. Germany is going to be prepared.

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They will probably be really hard to spending, but don't forget they are

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really hard -- fast attacking. This is what Germany is going to be aware

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of. They are going to be really well prepared. Earlier, Norway were up

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against the Dutch team. The commentary comes from Jim Little --

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These two sides felt very differently about their openings

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wrought in the championships, but now is the time for them to impose

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themselves on the competition. -- the opening draw. It is a dangerous

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ball there. A great header. Did not cause too many problems. Here is

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Hansen for Norway. She is a very direct runner. She might go all the

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way herself. That is one of the dangers Holland have to look out

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for. The first corner is played in by the captain. It is headed off the

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line in the and. -- in the end. lot of scrambling going on in the

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box. A good header there. We have already seen dominate the early

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stages and not score and then pay the price later on in the game. The

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Dutch need a goal here. Brave -- great play there. Another overlap by

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the fullback. The common consensus in this group is that Germany will

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win it, so this is a very important 45 minutes coming up for both of

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these nations. Norway started on the attack. The shot is blocked. Almost

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in slow motion. Norway almost took the lead. In opportunity for Norway.

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Hansen was off but she managed to poke in the shot. Norway here are

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clearly keen to get on with it. Right on the edge of the area, but

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successive game. The Dutch may be lucky not to concede a penalty. The

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Netherlands are let -- gets to played short. It is a dangerous ball

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into the area and it comes off the woodwork. A nether great ball by

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Hansen. -- a nether great ball by Hansen. Norway are the dominant team

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in the early stages of the second brilliant goal for Norway! -- run

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forward. She came out of retirement for the European championships, and

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now it looks a very good decision. Such an important moment for Norway,

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and it is one of their most experienced players who provides

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excellent save. A great save by the goalie there. Here is the only goals

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or are so far. -- scorer. She is Netherlands back into the game? --

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will be set piece. Block inside the time. Pinball inside the penalty

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area. Just too high when it mattered. The Netherlands are

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beginning to launch highballs -- They will face Germany in their

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final group game. England will be in action tomorrow, and one of the

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youngsters itching for a chance to shine is Toni Duggan. She has

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crossed the football divide with the I am the father of Toni Duggan. She

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is in Everton and England striker. -- she is and Everton and England

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grandfather has been a major part of it. He has come to home and away

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games. I visit him and he will always tell me what is going on and

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on the FA website. He knows more information than I do. He is rate to

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have around. He is a part of my life. -- he is great to have around.

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She has always stood out. She has never been bigger or stronger than

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other girls. For some reason she has always had that little bit of about

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her. I cannot nail it down. I cannot tell you exactly what it is. I could

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not tell you where to buy it. It just seems to be there. Lads I work

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with got sick of me telling everybody how special she is. I

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think they were all glad when I retired! I would not have been able

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to go to the centre of excellence games or the child that I did when I

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was younger. I cannot drive at the time I was young. He took me to this

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places, and if he did not, I would not have been as successful as I am.

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I do not see why anybody cannot get all the way to the top. -- why she

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cannot get all the way to top. She is one of the best players in that

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position not only in this country but the world. I was a Liverpool fan

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when I was younger. Playing for them for so long, I get a bit of stick

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for it, but I cannot help it. It is that kind of club. It draws you in

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and makes you feel at home. ideal season for me would be for the

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averaging ladies to win the WSL -- the Everton ladies to win the WSL. I

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can go happy then. Very proud grandfather. Toni Duggan is full of

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personality, a real effervescent character. She is an absolutely

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lovely girl. I am so pleased to have seen her develop. I never really

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well so it was nice to see her move on to play for England and do so

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well. Such a lovely character. Always good fun. Always up for a

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dance. Really, really nice person. I would have been to send. If I had

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played for Liverpool I do not think my dad would have ever come to watch

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me. I think at that time, obviously Everton were the big club.

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Liverpool, probably not that big at that time. It has totally changed.

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That is why she probably chose Everton. What could she potential he

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provide for England? She has some -- what can she potentially provide for

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England? She can play a right-wing or a left-wing. She can play right

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down the middle. She is quite happy to collect the ball from midfield.

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She will run at players and she has scored some fantastic balls. --

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ball. She will not freeze. She has got the vitality and wants to make a

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name for herself. She will not be scared in the big game. You would

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love to see her have a chance. But Germany made the change after not a

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great first game. Sweden made changes and they put things right.

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Could you see England making a change to the line-up tomorrow?

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think they should think about making a change. You do not want to change

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too much. You should have it in your mind and at least make earlier

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changes at half-time if things are not going as positively as they

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should go. Join us tomorrow on BBC Two for live coverage as England

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take on Russia. Massive game. The programme starts at 430. We are

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getting closer to kick-off. This is a city where cycling and recycling

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named the greenest in Europe, and I'm off to meet the local man who

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has overseen this green revolution, lakes. We have seven lakes in the

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city centre and we have restored our lakes, so everyone can have walking

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distance to a fresh lake. In 1995 we took the decision to be the first

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fossil fuel free city in the world. So wedded to energy come from?

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are using biomass, we are producing illiteracy -- electricity and coal.

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Each city -- citizen has two collect the organic waste and then you can

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fuel with the gas. We build a new cycle path every year and encourage

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people to use the bike. I must set a good example and drive a biometric,

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so. Her to you introduce yourself? -- how do you? Sometimes I say I am

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the proud Maher of the greenest city in Europe! The Beatles inspired me

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everyday. So did they inspire your mission to go green? In a remain

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ticked you, of course. Any younger bands? Paul McCartney is still

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Boris Johnson. He seems to be a nice person, he could do more, he could

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work for better energy efficiency. He could work for more public

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transport, more cycle paths and less private cars. So the message is that

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you, Boris, could do better! pretty impressive city with a brand

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spanking new stadium which hosted its first match in September last

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year. Looks like it is filling up nicely ahead of the kick-off between

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Iceland and Germany, the champions. Iceland celebrated taking their

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first point as a major tournament when they drew 1-1 with Norway but

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their players are aware that the European champions are a different

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the minnows are level! It is cool to hear people say, how can you be this

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big tournament? You just get proud, it means something to us. We are the

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smallest nation, we are always underdogs and that is how we perform

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best. We don't really have pressure on us, we like being underdogs. It

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I have a lot of friends on the Dutch team and on the Norwegian team and

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the feeling I get is that everybody is going to be playing for second

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place, even though you should never say that. But Germany is the

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different league right now. We will be happy to come out of that game

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with the point, we will defend a point and build on that. We have a

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defence that is experienced, we have played together for a while and we

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know what to expect from them. We are ready. And Iceland can celebrate

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their first ever point at a major championships! We work for one

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another. We fight for one another. We don't think about ourselves. On

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the field, on the bench, in the stands, we work as a team and we

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work all for one. That is definitely that if anyone is going to school

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for them it is public going to be Vidarsdottir. She is key to their

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attack, she is very self-confident, which goes on the pitch she knows

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exactly what she wants to do. She can score important goals, she

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scored the penalty the other night. The fact she has got 70 goals in 89

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games, that is a fantastic record in any team. So the fact that you do

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that internationally shows what type of player she is. Germany have a

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half decent strikers themselves, and the scored 17 goals in seven

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qualifying matches, in Da Mbabi. Perhaps she wasn't allowed to play

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by the Dutch the other night? other teams have done their

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homework. If you have scored so many goals, you are a key player and

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everyone tries to shut them down. Netherlands did that really well,

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whenever Da Mbabi was close to the pool, she had two or three players

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around her. -- close to double. It was a hard game for her but also

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because of the problem that she didn't get too many balls from the

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midfield. It was hard for her to get onto walls, and when she had a

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touch, the Netherlands were there. -- get onto walls. A similar

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approach from Iceland? I think you have to, I think Da Mbabi is a key

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player for Germany, if you can stop her you can probably school -- stop

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the rest of the team. It worked for the Netherlands, so why not when

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Iceland? Football is enormous in Germany, you have 46,000 people

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watching a friendly recently, what, interest is there in this match?

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There will be a big interest tonight. It was on in prime time in

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Germany the other night, they still had 46,000, it gets boot these bumps

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thinking about it. The German team will be keen to really show better

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and make a better performance. the Germans control their nerves

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this time? Good luck to Iceland that were certainly raised in the opening

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rounds by the Netherlands 's ability to frustrate the holders and

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favourites. I have to say they would be raised even higher if the minnows

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of Iceland could get anything against Germany this evening. Seven

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times winners, certainly didn't hit the expected heights against the

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Dutch. You sense they are raring to go this evening. They want to put

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the proverbial record straight and get off and running in this

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European Championships. We have already seen Norway go to four

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points today, they are expecting to join them by the end of tonight. By

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the end of the night, those Icelandic supporters, dreaming that

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their players can create more clearly focused on creating an

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upset, and an upset would be taking anything from Germany tonight. They

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have never managed that in 12 meetings, they have lost all 12

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previously. They do make two changes tonight from the team that gained

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their first ever point at a tournament. Viggosdottir comes into

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from Finland. An experienced referee. Meeting the German captain,

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Nadine Angerer. And the Iceland yesterday for Germany. Leupolz comes

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in, just her fourth cap in place of midfield player, the man who led

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Iceland to their first point against Norway, trying to upset Silvia Neid

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It is Germany who get us under way. Most would expect them to do it

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tonight. I think the Iceland players will be thinking that for most of

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the games they will have -- game they will have to work hard against

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the Germans. They will have backs against the wall for a large part of

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this game. Never say never. Football is a funny game. I think Germany

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will show a better account of themselves tonight than their coach

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will be expecting. She was quite vocal yesterday. She wants her

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players to be more aggressive, more decisive and much more accomplished

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in their passing. Equally, Iceland will feel that if they can frustrate

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the Germans in the early part and create a little anxiety... The Dutch

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are more likely to be a little more creative and expressive. That is

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what they have been in the past. It could be a hard game for them

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tonight. If they play a lot of players behind the ball they will

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need it even more. Germany have six players missing, not only from their

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squad, but all six he would have been in the starting line-up. That

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is why some of their younger players are having a chance. -- who would

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have been. Perhaps some of the younger players will be nervous

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about the expectation. I remember reading comments that the coach

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expects the younger players to make some mistakes. That is only natural.

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I do not think they make a lot of mistakes. I think the Netherlands

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defended very well against the other team. There were a few one chances.

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been called into the teenager -- starting line-up this evening.

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Certainly a few jitters of nerves on was not selected for the World Cup.

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You think this would be the occasion players are ready to contend with.

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Very little opportunity against the Netherlands. They did really well to

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into the Icelandic defence. There she is again. She is giving it away.

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I'm sure her heart rate is quite the favourite there. Iceland are

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struggling to get out of their own half at the moment. We know how

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quick they can break. Even a goal would be an historic event for

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Iceland tonight. 12 games played, 12 her football in Sweden. Iceland are

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not up for a great deal of adventure when they are in position. --

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possession. They are looking like they want to play out. They want to

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try for something, to move the bodies up. A credit to them. When

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they get the ball away in this kind of area, it is going to cause them a

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lot of problems if they do it all who played against the Netherlands

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Very freshly marked. Great volley. She knows where the goal is. The

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keeper safely gathers that one. goals and 19 for the Frankfurt

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midfielder. Her father is a former Hungarian international in the

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Iceland are willing to commit players forward when they get to

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those kinds of areas. I was quite impressed with Lotzen in the earlier

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game. She got involved a lot, not just on her right side. She went

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across the pitch trying to make 18 and playing against Germany I

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would have relished it. You will not get many better tests than playing

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against forwards of the stature of some of these players in the game.

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The biggest day of her footballing time to get her head up and look at

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it. The Icelandic midfielder is tonight. I was saying the other

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night, they have been very successful with it. Nearly on the

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and of it, UK and the again. -- nearly on the end of it, you can see

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it again. The Icelandic players and defenders are going to have to look

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at the ball and concentrate on the ball rather than their feet. There

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this area here where players need to get out to stop this process coming

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in. Just looking at the left side of the German site, it is quite young.

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-- the German team. It is a good girl in the back is quite heavily

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No, I had to keep it simple. last time that Iceland scored

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against Germany was eight matches I They are setting up for a long

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throw. Well defended by Bartusiak. Almost an opportunity, not quite a

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set piece, but just to get a flicked on, you never know what can happen.

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They just needed to try and test the fly into the top corner. It could

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give them some hope. They have a challenges but it is hard to score

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from there. Maybe just keep the position a little bit more. One of

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the more experienced players in the Iceland team, this is her 84th cap

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kick. Getting a warning from the Finnish referee. She just lunges in,

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desperate to try and get the ball back early. They just need to keep

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their concentration on this set full stretch. For a split second,

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Germany looked as if they had taken the lead. Was a fantastic header,

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great set piece. That is the area you want it in. The keeper makes a

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fantastic save, I thought that was away. Iceland, living dangerously

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but still surviving. They couldn't get through the bodies there. A lot

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of bodies back on the line, where Sabres this in the entire

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tournament! She comes out, it is just there, Da Mbabi is able to fire

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it on but their bodies in the box to protect the keeper. That is the kind

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of defending they will need. They will be tested, I am sure. Quite a

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controversial decision for her to start against Norway and tonight,

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she didn't appear at all in the qualifiers, Gunnarsdottir. She

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played a club football last season is improving, with coaching, the

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goalkeeping, at all levels, not just Germany are playing quite high, they

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are getting a lot of possession. They will still need a lot of

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movement. That is what I used to take from one we played them,

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sometimes you felt like you had for five of them attacking, bodies all

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over the place. You certainly had to keep mediation between the back line

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supporting leg. Right on the toes. I am sure she will be fine. Just her

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generation of German internationals being given the chance, because of

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the players that are missing. Up to fingertips onto the top of the bar.

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She's not massive, hasn't got a lot of height, the leap is very good to

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far. Kept the score at 0-0. Sigurdur Eyjolfsson, who made 30 appearances

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tournament as a player, system to world. They have managed to

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negotiate the first 22 minutes. will give them a bit of confidence,

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bit of belief. Certainly don't want to concede a goal too early and then

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know you have to come out and look something. They said it themselves,

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they will be playing for a draw tonight, even if they got that they

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would probably have a national day back home, they are so proud of

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running! And it is her first international goal, to give them the

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lead! She was denied with a header earlier on, but she finished that

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one very coolly and clinically, the Bayern Munich midfielder. It is a

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fantastic ball from Maroszan, I thought maybe she should have taken

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a shot there, but she's confident on both feet. Comes back on to her left

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foot and slotted away brilliantly. Just send the defender role -- the

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wrong way. She got 14 in 20 four Bayern Munich in the German

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championship last season. Her 11th cap tonight. She will remember that

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moment, her first international Netherlands, I thought she took the

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game by the scruff of the neck in through, very nearly succeeded.

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wasn't quite good enough pass, didn't set her up well, she snatched

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step forward and join in. They look too much. They are allowing players

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to get forward. They don't just want to come and defend, they do want to

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play their normal passing game. They all the expectation on her

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shoulders, the other with none passing. Bodies were in the way for

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Just try and get your body in the Just try and get your body in the

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way. Sometimes he can get a bit confused between the two of you.

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This was a great pass. Great space between the centre half and the

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fullback. A great bronze. -- a great might have been released. For them,

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it is perfect that they had Iceland. They believe that they can

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score and they can deal with the expectation. Should they have come

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up against Norway in a tighter game, it would have been great for the

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other teams. They are not unbeatable. Of course they are not.

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She has such a fantastic delivery. -- Marozsan. She just makes that the

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There might be more coming, though. Another fantastic ball by marathon.

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of the Aslan -- Icelandic midfield, they need to come back and help the

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midfield out. She gets a touch here. The keeper did well. It is the

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right side midfield for Iceland, they are just not getting the

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crosses that they need in the keeper standard of concentration. We

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thought England were right in its four years ago, and then suddenly,

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in the space of a couple minutes... We were very close with them. We

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thought we were certainly in the game. They got a goal. You could

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just see what felt like the air being punched out of the England

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team. They've gone off to another level. Leupolz with the swing.Just

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doesn't not quite get over it. -- done a few long balls now. She is

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looking to try and pass it into midfield and set the team op rather

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than get possession. -- the team op. A fantastic turn as well. A lucky

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ricochet off of Magnusdottir's -- a The forward does well to hold the

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possession, but it is just conceded half of the game. They need to

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interject a bit of pace in their pulling out of it. -the slightly

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invited the challenge. -- Iceland she swapped with Leupolz. She

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certainly wants to get involved in the game. Don't know if that is a

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good thing or it something where the coach will be screaming at her. It

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little bit more. They tend to open out on the switch, but not much in

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Iceland to keep it to one before half-time? They just gave the chance

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for the courage to praise them or tell them what they are doing wrong

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or tell them to keep going. -- for the coach to praise them. It does

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not too bad being at one because they are still in the game. They

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Gunnarsdottir. Still have not got it clear. She has held it again. Some

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smashing goalkeeping, right out of the top drawer. What a save. That is

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concentration as well. Any space in that area, certainly within three

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minutes left, that is a great strike. It was taken early. A

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fantastic saves, double save, like you said. White did she not play a

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single -- why did she not play a single minute in qualifying for this

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team? With keeper is you tend to stick with you ever is your number

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one. Sometimes they need that think they thought they scored.

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just had too much space. She was celebrating. What a save.A crucial

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one in terms of the match. It just gives them that hope, going into

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half-time. When you're keeper is playing like that, it gives the

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defence competent as well. I am sure the coach will be telling them to

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the defence. I know it is hard, but they need to just play a little bit

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quicker pressure. You do not want to get them a chance to put those

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passes through or have that time to think about a shot, such as in that

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Canada last month. She is -- this is dangerous ball in the last two

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seconds of the half. -- last few only one goal between the two teams

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when the half-time whistle goes. The last match of the first half. It

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Another raid set piece. Does well to get it again as macro across -- does

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well to get it across. She needs to get back. She could not quite reach.

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Everyone on the German bench will be wondering how it is only a one to

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zero lead. That is the case at the break, Iceland hanging in there.

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Lotzen is the one to have broken the deadlock with her first

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international goal, the Bayern Munich midfielder. That is the goal

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that separates the two teams at the break. It possibly should have been

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more. Iceland have to think their goalkeeper -- thank their goalkeeper

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forward two saves right out of the top drawer, otherwise Germany might

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win at the second attempt. But they haven't had it all their own way,

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still work to do? Just a little bit, but you see a smile on my face.

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Could have scored more goals but it is definitely different face to stop

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Germany can be better, but they are in the game now, and it gives them

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confidence to be in the lead 1-0. Germany have absolutely dominated.

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We thought Iceland would put 11 players behind the ball and that is

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what they have done, they have tried to make it ethical for Germany but

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Germany has still created chances, especially from set pieces. For me,

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Iceland need to come out, start using them on the break. They are

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good at turning defence from attack. More debate and analysis from the

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first half plus an intriguing interview with Hope Powell after the

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update. Two servicemen have died on a

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training exercise in the Bracon Beacons. It took place during

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yesterday's hot weather. No weapons were involved. Their families have

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been told. Tributes to a firefighter killed

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tackling a blaze in Manchester. It broke out in a hair product

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suppliers. Two teenage girls have been arrested on suspicion of

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manlsaughter. Protests in America after a

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controversial court case. George Zimmerman was cleared of murdering a

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black teenager. He claimed he shot Trayvon Martin in self defence.

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Glee star Cory Monteith has been found dead in a hotel room. The

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31-year-old Canadian was known to millions as Finn Hudson. He had a

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history of substance abuse. England won a thrilling First Ashes

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test by just 14 runs. The final Australian batsman was given out

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after a video review. Jimmy Anderson was named man-of-the-match for his

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ten wickets. More from us later. Now back to

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Germany in Vaxjo. You have one couple of world cups and four

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European titles, you were very relieved to see that goal going.

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Absolutely, and I can't wait to see some more, but this is what we

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needed, we talked about it earlier. If you get one goal, you get the

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self-confidence. Beautiful two catches, Maroszan, Da Mbabi, then

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really clever, she is so young, first international goal. Really

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clever to finish that, doesn't show any nerves at all, loved it.

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fact they have to play one and two touches against Iceland, to break

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them down, that is what they did there, created the chance and scored

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the goal, but a really cool finish. We had a very happy German in the

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studio when that goal went in! a little bit emotional, I guess!

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Anybody would think you love your country! Here we go! Little bit of

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German came out there. The Icelandic goalkeeper, not the first choice,

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Gunnarsdottir, some at standing saves. -- outstanding. We had some

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great chances but a really great save, she kept her team in that

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game. The fact that she is the number one goalkeeper, is she trying

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to prove a point? It touches the a German point of view. And she made

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a couple of double saves? Yes, this is from Da Mbabi. You can see from

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her reaction that she thought that she had scored. If she's trying to

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prove a point, she has proven a point to is here. She has kept 30

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minute. Goalkeepers get a bad rap, sometimes for good reason. But she

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has proven their that she is a good keeper? She managed to get up really

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quick. For me, she has been nice and's player of the match. Have you

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been impressed with the Icelandic defending at times? They have had to

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be pretty disciplined. This is what we were expecting. It's going to be

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hard, you have to defend hard. Sometimes there were ten or 11

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players in their own box. Of course, this came from a corner

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kick, but it shows that they want just a deep and work together as a

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team. It's so tough for the German team. There is not a lot of space

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that they have, and are like when they score, when they have this one

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moment when they are not as compact, this is the chance that you have to

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take. When they break, after the defending, there doesn't seem to be

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any players higher up the pitch as an outlet? The workrate is

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fantastic. We mentioned that when they are attacking, they tend to get

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back into their position. Whether it is for-5-1, at times it was a 4-6,

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it makes it difficult for Germany to play through. That is what they have

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to do to prevent Germany scoring more. Like you mentioned, when they

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get the ball, there is no option or how blessed and that makes it

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difficult for Iceland to score. Tomorrow, England take on Russia in

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their second group game. Hope Powell's game were stunned by a

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staff could have done differently or better? No, and that's a danger,

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when something goes wrong, you doubt what you have done previously. What

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we have done previously has been, to a certain extent, successful. We are

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in a position where we know it is going to be tough. We have to win

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the next game and we recognise that. The players are up for it, so

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we have a job to do. We have Tony, Jordan on the bench, looking at the

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younger players, are we going to see them? You want me to answer that

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need to, about substitutions. There is no guarantee that they will play.

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All I'm saying to the players is, be ready, because that is why you are

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here. During a game do you ever look at it and think, I need to throw

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caution to the wind? We did when we got the draw. When we came back to

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2-2, we change the formation, we pushed two upfront. Very quickly, we

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scored. Right, go back to where we were, let's look at it.

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Unfortunately, a mistake was made and we conceded. How do you deal

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with Karen Bardsley? She recognises there was an error. She's not a

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stupid girl. You have to leave her little bit and let her reflect on it

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herself. She has done that, she is a smart girl. She knows exactly what

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went wrong. A difficult few days for her? Difficult for everybody,

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actually. The manner in which we lost the game, having not played

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well and come back twice, and then the last minute or so, it was

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crushing, actually. The girls were bitterly disappointed. But it is

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what it is. We now have a job to do. Do you remind them of 2009 at this

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point? In the huddle, on the pitch, everybody is really down, understood

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the bleak -- understandably so. We have been down before, we know what

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this is like, you just have to get yourself out of it again. They know

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what is at stake. We all know what is required. If we win the game, we

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have got a chance. Otherwise we are training at the Arena this afternoon

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and they are now back at the team hotel. Sally Nugent joins us from

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there. The players have been analysing what went wrong on Friday

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night. What have they been doing today? Well, you will know that Hope

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Powell loves her research and analysis. On Saturday night, last

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night, they all sat down and watched the match again. They went through

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it in huge amounts of detail, replaying certain sections. They

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look that different moves. A huge amount of analysis went into it.

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Then they had a team meeting, where they all talked about what went

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wrong. We have heard from someone that was in that meeting, that it

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was brutally honest. That was a direct quote. But I don't think

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there was any particular blame laid at any one person. I think if you

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want an insight into what might have been said, simply listen to the

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post-match interview, seconds after coming off the pitch last night.

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Katie Stony said, we were not good enough, we didn't play well enough,

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at times they were sloppy. Those are the sort of phrases that would have

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been said last night. You have been watching the players in training.

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What areas have they been focusing on a particular? This was a Hope

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Powell training session, open to the press. You can imagine, she was not

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giving anything away. If they are focusing on particular problems or

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areas they want to work on, they will be doing that behind closed

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doors. It was on energetic training session. I think the thing that

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struck me particularly was that Jordan Nobbs and Toni Duggan played

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a significant part. I'm not saying they might start, but they certainly

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seem to have that spark. Talking of spark, Kelly Smith sat out the

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training session and it has been confirmed she will not start

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tomorrow. A little bird tells me you have been getting your kit on and

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having a go yourself, is that right? Pretty much total humiliation. I

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did. I trained with England yesterday. It was a fantastic

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opportunity. Hope Powell invited me to train with the team in the heat

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of their training ground. I can tell you that it was stifling hot

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yesterday. But the players were fantastic with me. Hugely

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welcoming. They helped me all of the way through it. I think Hope Powell

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said at one point she was expecting me to fall over because it was so

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hot. She also said I talked too much, so I have no chance of getting

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on the team. But was a lot of fun. I do do quite a lot of exercise, I

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thought I was fit, but I realised I run like a girl, a girl running like

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a bus. Terrible. You look the part, even if Hope Powell was not

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impressed. We know she doesn't give too much away, but have you managed

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to gather any kind of hints about team selection for such a crucial,

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crucial, must win match tomorrow? This is the really tricky thing we

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have to work out, 24 hours before a match. You saw in that interview

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that Hope Powell gave me early on, no hint from here at all. But we

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have to look back, I think, in her history, and see that she likes to

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stick to her team. Once she has her team together, she will play her

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team again, again and again. We worked out the team that played on

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Friday night has an average of 71 caps between them. So, hugely

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experienced. Tonight, we have heard from Casey Stoney. She said that

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some of those young players were itching to get on. Interesting that

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the captain said that. Four years ago, England lost their first match

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and then went on to beat Russia in their second group game. That proved

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to be a real turning point on their way to the 2009 final. Will the same

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fixture kick start their campaign 1-0, to get the game underway. They

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have made a change. It is a player that plies her trade in England. She

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was a substitute in the opening round against Norway. She has 45

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minutes to help the country come from behind against the holders. And

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there she is with her first touch. They could have been out of sight

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but for the Iceland goalkeeper, again. Certainly, they can reload,

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read the game well. Odinsdottir may be able to give some strong

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League, here. I'm surprised she wasn't in the starting line-up?

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lot of them do play abroad, at a high level. Fitness levels in the

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they have had some 4-0 results Swings her left foot. Good quality,

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but too deep. Need somebody coming Corner. She will be pleased to get a

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goal. She's got the number nine on the back of her shirt, somebody who

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was prolific in the past, Bridget Prinz, used to have that number. I'm

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not sure if that weighs on her mind. Anybody taking that number

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nine shirt after he will have a lot on Lotzen's back. She's almost

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thriving on it? Yes, some players international goal in this game, she

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Mbabi was waiting patiently in the six yard box. She does the right

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thing, she looked to slip that ball. The full-back cannot quite

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reach it. The defender is doing well. In the right place. Good

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The keeper was out of position. That just keep trying. Usually they would

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have three or four by now. Certainly, they have done well to

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will relish, knowing that they will need to get through a lot of work,

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for Cramer, the first of the game. She will not be able to play against

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Norway, Cramer. It will be interesting to see who can fill that

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thought that had initially come off her hand, we will have to wait for

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the replay to see that. Certainly Kessler. Excellent save, but Da

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Mbabi. 2-0. It has been coming. They have survived for so long, Iceland.

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Germany, through the familiar figure of Da Mbabi, double their lead.

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Sloppy defending by the Icelandic team. Maier gets the ball back well,

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then it is an easy strike. She gets weight behind it to get it into the

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roof of the net, but you have to be religious point it with the

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descending from Iceland. Giving it away on the edge of the box. You

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need to clear it. Ten minutes into the second half, Icelandpos-mac

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Tasker has been made more difficult. Germany have the bit between their

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she has scored her 42nd international goal. Normal service

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thought she had more time, and you do not get more time in games like

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this. Germany were looking to win the ball back. With the ball

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bouncing around the box, they will not give you time to turn, you

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cannot turn and passage out. -- well on the edge of the box, and it

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on in this group. The Netherlands held Germany in the opener. This

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would put Germany on four points with victory in this game. Norway

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and Germany are the two teams with four points, they meet each other in

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the final game on Wednesday. From an England point of view, I hoped

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Norway would lose against the Netherlands, I expect they will have

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to play very well to get three points. Looking at England, in that

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third position, looking at all the options. We had the calculator out

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here, the permutations. You look at it early on. The coaches on the

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other teams will be looking at all the different permutations, the

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goals scored, the goals conceded, it all comes into play. You need to get

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the victories under your belt early on. Germany will be thinking in

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terms of goals scored at this stage, with Norway to play in the last

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Germany - England's quarterfinal could still be on the cards. Lots of

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terms of getting it right. Some of their younger players, they would

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love to close this out with more goals. Of course, any game when

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you're on top, you want to keep going. Do the most you can to keep

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the pressure on, do not let off. That is the competitive edge, you

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realise that goals may come down to it. Germans normally score a few.

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They normally have that in their Gunnarsdottir is departing, the

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second change is another Vidarsdottir coming on. She made

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appearances with Chelsea but left matters. She actually played left

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tournament was 2009, that is why the draw with Norway was such a big

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moment in their history. Particularly, they had been

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runners-up to Norway in qualification and fat to get at the

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Ukraine over two legs in a play-off. They have earned the right to be at

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this tournament. -- the hat to get from a long absence, otherwise she

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would have been in the starting 11. The perfect time for Silvia Neid to

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introduce her. Yes, she has overcome an injury, nine months out,

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depending on the type of operation you have. She normally plays on the

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departing. Her 11th Bajramaj is did not get the target there.

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got too good a contact, she just wants a glancing header. Squeeze it

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into the near post. Another chance, she is getting closer again. Iceland

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have to try and attempt to get a few players forward. You are getting to

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the end of the game, fatigue is setting in. Then the Germans keep

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Krahn was always going to win that. But she stepped in to make it hard

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she hasn't been out of position or substitute, Odin 's daughter --

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Odinsdottir. Just shows the eagerness to get that ball. It just

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feels like the game goes on for ever, when you are down. I think

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they have done well to keep it down to two. But they are slowly trying

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to commit a few bodies forward. It's just a learning experience for them

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think she was going for the return pass back to Lotzen. Not the right

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She is only 21 as well. I remember seeing her play against Arsenal, two

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years ago, in the Champions League. A pause, because the substitute has

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been substituted for Iceland. Liverpool's captain Odinsdottir goes

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off. She has only been on the pitch 15 Mertz. And Omarsdottir is coming

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on. -- 15 minutes. Germany have the goalkeeping again. Desperate stuff

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succeeding. They are really committing bodies forwards, Germany.

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A little flick by Marozsan. Da Mbabi, full waited behind it. The

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keeper did well. Came out and used her feet. Did well to spread her

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left midfield. Leupolz goes into the a yellow card for the Icelandic

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captain, Jonsdottir. She allows the ball to run across her. Captures her

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vision from Marozsan. Lots of space. Look where the goalkeeper

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was. Might have thought it was running through. It was always

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getting to the German. Doesn't quite connect. Shame. It was a good move,

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Mbabi. You want to just wrap her in cotton wool? Yes, well, she has done

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her work. She caused problems with was a little rusty, in the end? I

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think she did well to pressurise her. I think she actually kicked the

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ground herself. You are allowed to beat Iceland to stand a chance to go

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through. If there is a winner in the clash between Norway and Germany, he

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would have two teams on four points. That might be enough, of course, to

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get them through. There are all kinds of permutations, that we were

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alluding to, as regards England. Of course, you have to do your own job

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they have lacked the quality. They have to be more precise when there

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are just one or two options. It is a Eyjolfsson is that they have not

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conceded five or six, which is what you might have feared? Before the

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game, people might have been expecting that. If you look at

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Sweden and Finland, Sweden getting five. In that sense, they have done

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well so far. They just have to keep their concentration for the last 15

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The boots are so thin nowadays, you career! Of course not, all of these

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Bajramaj. Just that return pass from Mittag. Easily allowed to run

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through here. Skips past, a good one fixture for Germany. On to her left.

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curling in, I thought. Just didn't is the ideal game to bring her back.

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It will be a reward to be of use to the squad after the hard work of

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rehabilitation. I know what that goalkeeper, Angerer, is leaving

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guest went there and loved it. She might be only there for couple of

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months but she up being therefore two seasons. It cannot be that bad.

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I found it great, it helped lure me sheet, back-to-back clean sheets

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the goalkeeper, and Da Mbabi gets her second! Goal number 21 for the

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top scorer in qualifying. German Player Of The Year last year.

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Beginning to realise the scoreline. 3-0. Simple crossing, slight

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deflection, a little bit of indecision with the keeper, she

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should have come out for that. The Germans are good at their crosses,

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it is part of their play which is so effective. They always hit the

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danger area and the strikers are on the end of it. They are always in

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the right place at the right time, the timing of the runs, the

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movement, but in that case it is just instinct. Full credit to

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Germany, they have certainly not taking their foot off the pedal

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after that second goal. The pace has dropped somewhat, but when they

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attack, they do it with precision, in their passing and their

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Iceland want to hear that full-time whistle. Just gets half a yard,

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slight deflection, you just need to stick out a leg, get into the danger

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area and get rewarded with a goal. Goal-scorers love scoring, and you

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could see what it meant to Da Mbabi, who has had a frustrating time in

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need to defend that's -- defend this recent meetings, it came off

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She has gone down rather heavily in the attack, stretching for that. She

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game is crowding out the keeper. Scandinavian teams do it a lot.

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couple more minutes for Iceland to from the squad, with a convincing

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win like this it will be great experience. Of course, it is good

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for them to get gametime, the manager is giving a start to young

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players, and that is a big change to put them in. She did not perform in

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the first game and she has done well against slightly easier opposition.

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Certainly, getting your to your belt in big games is great, and you just

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want to be playing as a youngster. I found it hard to be patient. The

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difference between players and their technique is so little, but the

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here? That is Da Mbabi again, searching for the match ball.

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Another header. That is a hard one, trying to get over the defender. She

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has two goals already, she will be happy. Searching for another.

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unfortunately. Germany can reflect on their first victory of the

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tournament. It will take themselves and Norway to four points, before

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they meet on Wednesday. Set it up nicely, to see who can win the

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It is hard to slot that one through, there was lots of bodies back for

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more. I remember them doing a short other, the Icelandic team. They have

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champions, and Silvia Neid has her first victory of the tournament. Two

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goals from Da Mbabi, as clinical as ever, adding to Lena Lotzen's first

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of her international career in the first half. Germany, like Norway, in

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Group B, moving on to four points. Certainly some eyebrows raised in

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this stadium in their opening match, when they were held by the

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Netherlands. Tonight, Germany were effective, efficient and totally

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dominating. It has finished Iceland at the top of Group E, exactly where

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we expected them to be and where we winner, what did you make of your

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bowl of your beloved side tonight? Happy face. Much better performance,

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much better movement, three important goals. I'm happy with the

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performance. Just 1-0 at half-time. The opening goal from Lotzen?

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think they needed that goal. It was a bit of a nervous start initially.

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Then they started to get into the way that we know Germany can play.

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We were saying they needed to do one or two touches to get around the

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Icelandic defence. That is what they did. It was a fantastic ball from

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Marozsan through. What a cool finish from Lotzen. This is what you want

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to see in football. One touch, two coach, great technique and fantastic

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finish. She can go on either foot. As a defender, you wonder which way

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she is going to go. In the second half, Da Mbabi with two goals. Just

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what we were expecting from her? cannot leave her out of sight for 90

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minutes. It is impossible. A little bit of confusion in the box. Germany

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stays right there. A great shot from Maier. Just wear a striker needs to

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be, right? Great finish. Gunnarsdottir with a great save. But

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that is a striker's finish. In the right place, at the right time, does

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exactly what she needs to do with it. Her second, after a fantastic

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cross from the substitute, Bajramaj, who would have been starting if she

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hadn't been injured? That her strength. You have players like

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Bajramaj on the bench, she can bring new power in there. Great cross,

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great running from Da Mbabi. She is waiting there, expecting this. So

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hard for a defender to get to the ball first. Obviously she could not

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stop her. As a white player, that is where you want to put the ball. For

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a centre forward, that's where you want to put across. -- wide player.

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You can see after the first goal, her confidence raised and she wanted

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to score three, she wasn't happy with two. I thought she was

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fantastic. Her movement throughout the game was outstanding. That makes

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it 19 goals in the European Championships, including 17 in

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qualifying, the first time a player has done that. She had really much

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better movement today compared to the first game. Two reasons. For

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one, Iceland was not as close as the Netherlands team. On the other side,

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she had really great movement. Sometimes you just need to create

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the space, she was always there, you could always find her. She had a

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really good game. She comes short for the ball, she wants to collect

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it and drive up players. She also goal on. This is a lovely little...

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You know, she turns two defenders. She even has a trick in her locker,

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she's not just a goal-scorer, she can do a little skill like that. She

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is circled here. You can see her movement. The defender doesn't know

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where she is going. Unlucky with the header, but the initial movement.

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Every defender is just going to be, like, God, where are you running? It

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is so hard to keep in touch with her. Last night we saw the Swedish

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superstar get off the mark with two goals. Tonight we saw Germany's star

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player Da Mbabi doing the same thing. Unfortunately for England,

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their key player remain silent. -- remains sidelined. Kelly Smith,

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alongside Sophie Bradley, the defender. How dispiriting is it to

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see that? Kelly Smith is someone we know can come on and change the

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game. She normally starts games. She is that key to England. We need a

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spark, we need somebody and it is really disappointing. What you think

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about potential changes for Hope Powell tomorrow? We need a bit of

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firepower, something to link the midfield to attack. I would love to

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see Jordan Knobs start or play part of the game. Just give that little

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bit of pace to the team. -- Nobbs. Those players, playing the first

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game, they really want to do better. Better ball possession, if they have

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better movement, really willing to win the game. They are under

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pressure, but sometimes under pressure you perform even better.

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And England need it. We always say we do it the hard way. We are

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waiting for the Russia game. And they can perform under pressure.

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They have done it before. We did it in 2009. There is no reason why they

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can't. Let's do it the hard way, let's make it entertaining for

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everybody. They did that last time. We are able and, we tend to do

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things the hard way. Don't forget we are changing channels for the early

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