Euro 2025: Sarina Wiegman names her 23-player squad

Thursday 5 June 2025 16:19, UK

Watch Next

Christian Horner Formula One

Exclusive

Exclusive: Horner's emotional goodbye speech to Red Bull staff

2021: Last time at Lord's

Last time at Lord's: India run rampant to stun England in 2021 | Can they do the same again?

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - MAY 10: Hearts' Lawrence Shankland celebrates scoring to make it 2-0 during a William Hill Premiership match between Heart of Midlothian and Motherwell at Tynecastle Park, on May 10, 2025, in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group)

Shankland targets trophy at Hearts after turning down bigger offers to stay

Explained: Why Lyon's successful appeal could be bad news for Palace

Explainer

Explained: Why Lyon's successful appeal could be bad news for Palace

Kav on Madueke

'His days at Chelsea are numbered' | Arsenal closing in on Noni Madueke signing

'A major concern!' | What are the Lions' main weaknesses ahead of Australia test?

Back Row? Centre? Full Back? | Who makes McGeechan's Lions XV for the first test?

'There's your local hero!' | Best of Longstaff's PL goals

Viktor Gyökeres
Bryan Mbeumo

Transfer latest: Gyokeres, Eze & Madueke to Arsenal, Mbuemo to Man Utd & Elanga to Newcastle

British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell gave praised to his team as the Lions defeated well-structured Brumbies side and kept his cards close to his chest when he asked about any stand-out players.

'Nice flowing rugby' | Farrell praises his side after a tough encounter with the Brumbies

Jamison Gibson-Park believes the British and Irish Lions can still improve after calling their performance against the Brumbies "patchy" but recognised there were positives to take from the game.

'Bit of a patchy performance' | Gibson-Park feels Lions can do more

British and Irish Lions captain Maro Itoje emphasised there is still more to come after revealing he isn't totally satisfied with certain aspects of the team's performance despite a good win over the Brumbies.

'We'll learn from our errors' | Itoje believes Lions can still improve