England 6-1 Wales – As a result of the report and goals as a lion book in Euro 2025 with a knockout

England produced a sparkling striker to defeat Wales 6-1 and booked its position in the knockout in Europe 2025.

Georgia Stanawi’s penalty opened the gates early, and Assad did not look back, as he scored six goals from six different players in a leadership performance.

The hosts identified the tone from the opening whistle, confirming control and moving the ball with confidence. Stanway got a penalty and turned a penalty in the 13th minute after being hacked by Carrie Jones.

Bayern Munich midfielder raised its journey in the lower left corner, giving England the early feature of its pressure.

After just eight minutes, Ella Tone doubled the forefront after taking advantage of a recovery inside the six yard box. Her first attempt was banned, but she quickly interacted to shoot the upper corner from a distance.

That third was followed in England shortly after, with Lauren Heimb at the Ella Tone Cross in the posterior post to make it 3-0 with a half an hour.

Wales had few answers to the uncompromising anterior play in England. Their best moments came in the first half at a time stopped, when Jess Veshlock approached a widespread effort.

A great victory to secure the progress of the group D! 🔒🙌 pic.twitter.com/hdbcok9nvl

– Lioneses (@Lionesses) July 13, 2025

But any hopes were extinguished quickly when Alicia Rousseau made 4-0 in the 44th minute. The attacker was exploited from a close distance after Tun, who was a continuous creative presence in the first half.

Sarina and Yumman, England coach, made changes at the end of the first half, where Beth Med and Jessica Park came from among others, and the momentum continued. Mead got the same Scoreshet collection in the 72nd minute, as she finished a good step with a shot from the left foot after it rises by the Agie Beever-Jones.

Wells pulled a goal in the 76th minute through Hannah Caen, who criticized a powerful shot on the surface of the net after a quick counter attack led by Jess Fishuk.

He was a consolation due to the most dangerous player in Wales, but he did not do much to divert the balance of the match.

England quickly responded and got out of the 89th minute when Bever Jones, who looked vital since his arrival, went to the house from a close distance after a cross from Beth Meed.

There is still time for Keira Walsh to force him to save from Olivia Clark at the time of stopping a long -term effort, but the final whistle confirmed a dominant victory over England.

After losing the opening match against France, the pressure on Assad, who can now fully focus on maintaining their title.

The Netherlands 2-5 France

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French Women’s Team (Equipeedefrance) July 13, 2025

France has produced an amazing offer in the second half of the Netherlands 5-2 in the other group match.

Despite its delay in the first half, the French side turned to the style with four goals after the break, as its Dutch opponents were immersed in Utrecht.

France occupied the initiative in the 22nd minute when Sandy Toliti quietly from the box.

The Netherlands responded quickly, as Victoria Bilova fired in the upper right corner to the level, before handing the goal of the Dutch Pasha Pasha 2-1 before the end of the first half.

But France chanted again. Marie-Antoinette Katoto tied an hour with the completion of authorship, and only moments later, Delphine Cascarino has placed France forward with a resounding blow from afar.

CASCARINO has doubled its balance shortly after, making it 4-2 with the end of the range.

The Netherlands could not deal with pressure unabated. Milwin Nadonglaa won a punishment late, which Sakina Karshawi sent with confidence to stamp the dominant French victory.