Synopsis: We follow Arsenal and England forward, Beth Mead, at a visit to Battersea Dogs home as she tells of her incredible summer with the Lionesses and her journey to become one of the best players in the game that’s resulted in her first Ballon d’Or nomination. Petski, Denise (September 29, 2022). " Lioness: Taylor Sheridan's CIA Drama Series Adds 3 To Cast". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved 13 January 2023. Leah Williamson put in a goal-saving clearance on the line on 25 minutes as a goalmouth scramble ensued, before Earps was able to gather the ball and restore some calm to a frantic first half. Spain's opener was the first goal England had conceded in this tournament and up until the 83rd minute it felt like they were about to lose for the first time under Wiegman. A classy midfielder, Stanway's sensational quarter-final winner against Spain will live long in the memory.

Piovesan, Anrhony (January 11, 2023). "Kidman and Other Hollywood Stars in Mallorca as Filming Starts for Paramount+ Series Lioness". The Olive Press . Retrieved 13 January 2023. Scott owns a coffee shop in Manchester with her partner Shelly Unitt, whose sister Rachel was Scott's former England team-mate. England had momentum on their side and capitalised as the crowd in Brighton were on their feet, while Spain continued to threaten until the final whistle.

a b Herman, Alison (2023-07-21). "Taylor Sheridan's 'Special Ops: Lioness,' Starring Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldana, Is Shameless Military Propaganda: TV Review". Variety . Retrieved 2023-08-04. Joining Caroline Barker and Karen Carney will be another of England’s all-time greats, Kelly Smith MBE, known for her leading spells at Arsenal and as England Women’s all-time record goal scorer. Kelly will be offering her expert insight analysis to games alongside Sue Smith and others throughout the season. Williamson's former PE teacher Jo Green said: external-link "It is no surprise that she has gone on to achieve what she has so early in her career. Leah was always a very kind, thoughtful and hard-working person in everything she did." Eventual victory for the hosts ensured they reached a fourth successive women's major tournament semi-finals and their impressive unbeaten run under Wiegman extends to 18 matches. England's tournament had played to perfection leading into this match, with the Lionesses topping their group having not lost a game or conceded a single goal.

No team could gain the advantage in the opening 15 minutes of extra-time as both sides’ tired, having given everything for 105 minutes. It was only the second time they had trailed in a match - the first coming against the Netherlands in June's warm-up friendly.Laysla De Oliveira as Cruz Manuelos, a Force Recon Marine and rookie operative in the Lioness program A "die-hard" Leeds United fan, she has a tattoo with lyrics from the club's song Marching on Together.

Park, Jae-hwan (September 12, 2023). "아시아콘텐츠어워즈&글로벌OTT어워즈 후보작 발표.. "더 글로리, 무빙, 만장적계절, 그리고 퍼스트러브하츠코이"[Asian Content Awards & Global OTT Awards Nominees Announced... "The Glory, Moving, All Seasons, and First Love Hatsukoi"] (in Korean). KBS . Retrieved September 12, 2023– via Naver. The German pressure came to nothing as substitute Toone put England ahead on 62 minutes, running on to a pinpoint cross from midfield maestro Keira Walshbefore Toone raised the class levels even further by chipping Frohms to send Wembley into raptures.Kirby almost quit football as a child external-link after the death of her mother, who used to predict Fran would play for England. Jill Scott Substitute Alessia Russowas brought down by Kathrin Hendrich to provide England a final opportunity to win it with two minutes of added time remaining but the German defence were well-set to clear as the game was taken to extra time. But England's quality in depth off the bench was again invaluable as 22-year-old Toone crowned a stunning year for club and country by firing in the game-turning equaliser. The tournament has already delivered some memorable moments - one coming after England's 8-0 win over Norway on their last outing at the Amex Stadium - but this felt like a bigger outpouring of emotion. White's father Jon tried to bet on his daughter playing for England when she was only 10, although the bookmakers would not take the bet.