Will we see changes to first England squad in 2026?
Summary
England's women's soccer team, known as the Lionesses, is preparing to start its qualification games for the 2027 Women's World Cup. They will play against Ukraine and Iceland in March 2026. Some players will not be available due to injuries, but others have recently returned to action.Key Facts
- England's first matches for the 2027 Women's World Cup qualification are against Ukraine and Iceland in March 2026.
- The team aims to qualify for the World Cup in Brazil with eight international camps planned.
- Coach Sarina Wiegman will announce the team's first squad of 2026 shortly.
- England's squad includes new players who debuted in recent friendlies, including a goalkeeper, Anna Moorhouse.
- Key players Leah Williamson, Lucy Bronze, and Lauren James have returned from injuries.
- Chelsea defender Millie Bright retired after the 2023 World Cup, and some players face current injuries.
- Manchester United's Ella Toone is out with a hip injury and will miss the upcoming games.
- England is in a qualifying group with Spain, Ukraine, and Iceland.
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