Sarina Wiegman
Sarina Wiegman is the head coach of the England women's national football team.
Notable Quotes
"The competition in Europe is really high."View Story →
"I'm happy with the performance tonight - but not the result of us having to go into the play-offs."View Story →
"I want to pick the best players that I think can compete at the highest level."View Story →
"I'm happy how we showed up, how we played the game against a very defensive Ukraine."View Story →
"What I'm a bit disappointed about is that we win five games, we have 15 points and we are in a group with the European Champions, in the group with the World Champions, and that you then can't qualify."View Story →
"We have a team that is very good, and we know what we have to do, so I’m very positive that we’re going to qualify anyway."View Story →
"We knew what the play-offs would look like and, while we're pleased with the draw against Greece, the focus now is on making sure we're really well prepared."View Story →
"I still believe in these players. They are really good and have shown so much for us."View Story →
"Her performances were just really good. We started following her closely last season and she got minutes over time."View Story →
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