The England Women’s squad enjoyed their final training session at St. George’s Park last week as they brought an end to an intensive training camp.
Mark Sampson’s squad were put through some gruelling fitness tests during their visit, watched The FA Cup First Round draw on Monday evening and they have spent as much time in meeting rooms as they have out on the pitch.
But it has been a very worthwhile 11 days as it gave head coach Sampson the chance to see where his players are at physically, as well allowing him the chance to further imbed his ideas and principles.
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This was the Lionesses’ first real piece of preparation for the World Cup following the end of their qualifying campaign.
They won all 10 qualifiers, scoring 52 goals and conceding just once. The draw for the finals will take place in Ottawa on 6 December.
Before then England will take on Germany at Wembley on Sunday 23 November. It will be the first time the Women’s team have appeared since the stadium re-opened in 2007.
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The final session at St. George's Park
