where prices were fully firm to dearer for all descriptions All articles from our websiteThe digital version of This Week's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other agricultural news sites in your areaContinueThe yarding included 497 steers while there was also very strong support from local grazers weaner heifer made $580 to $820 and number three heifers sold from $980 to $1320 Meatworks cows made $890 to $1720 and cows and calves sold up to $1160 making $940 while their Brangus weaner heifers made $820 Mt Ossa offered grey Brahman number four steers for $1110 sold Droughtmaster number four heifers for $1320 sold Simmental cross weaner steers for $1000 sold quality Droughtmaster heifers to $1180 Upsen Downs sold a run of light export steers Note Park sold Brahman weaner steers for $1870 Andrew Jorgensen of Proserpine sold a Droughtmaster steer for $1900 Margaret McFadzen of East Funnel Creek sold a line of Charbray cross weaner steers to a top of $910 to average $880 The week's top stories curated by our news team Industry news from Australia's dairy sector Our twice weekly wrap of the big news in the red meat sector Our twice weekly wrap of the latest in rural property sales Mick Fogg will join Sarina Bratton AM and the Paspaley family on their new Pearl Expeditions venture being appointed general manager and head of Sustainability for the operation The appointment reunites Bratton and Fogg who worked together for seven years when he was expedition team leader at the Bratton-founded Orion Expedition Cruises where he was responsible for the naturalist guides creating new expedition cruise destinations and itineraries building beneficial relationships with landholders traditional owners and local communities visited and creating and managing engaging shoreside experiences They continued working together at Ponant Explorations “I am thrilled to have Mick join us at this important stage as we fine-tune our expedition experiences often accessing rarely visited locations.” Bratton said “Having successfully led over 350 expeditions across some of the world’s most remote and captivating regions his expertise is second to none and he is a great addition to lead the team Fogg’s role will include oversight of deployment and itinerary planning oversight of commercial and marketing activity and sustainability “So excited to join forces again with Sarina especially in the company of such an iconic Australian brand “The concept of cutting new ground again and giving our guests time to really immerse themselves in extraordinary places – not cluttered by a parade of other ships or tour groups – takes me Pearl Expeditions is re-presenting the true essence of expeditions with the elegant 30 guest Paspaley Pearl the perfect balance of size and capability to provide opportunities for memorable exploration experiences.” “The company’s theme ‘Small footprints Infinite Horizons’ says it all to me Fogg will also be announcing the members of his Pearl Expeditions team in the near future The Paspaley Pearl project had a false start after their relationship with Ponant broke down Paspaley announces Pearl Expeditions after Ponant exit pause Paspaley Pearl is a purpose-built, boutique expedition motor yacht which will offer an exclusive and intimate experience for just 30 guests. At 53.5 metres in length and 11.2 metres in beam, it offers both a stylish space and is nimble enough to access to remote destinations. Future voyages will journey further afield to Papua New Guinea, Raja Ampat, East Indonesia, and Borneo, regions where Sarina and her Orion team established enduring cultural connections with local communities and village elders. Exact details of destinations, life onboard, accommodation options, expedition dates and itineraries for 2025 and 2026 will progressively be made available and updated on the website, www.pearlexpeditions.com, which is expected to be live soon. AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Picture suppliedThe Oaklands Aggregation is an opportunity to acquire a large-scale landholding in the Sarina district running more than 2000 cattle All articles from our website & appThe digital version of This Week's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other agricultural news sites in your areaContinueCovering 1822 hectares (4502 acres) in six freehold titles the productive property ranges from extensive areas of blue gum creek flats to undulating grazing slopes to steeper areas of frost-free pastured ridges to areas of standing rainforest Improved tropical pastures include pangola and bisset bluegrass on the heavy black soils that run to ridges and rainforest loam Water is supplied from three permanent creeks Picture suppliedThe aggregation offered by Mick and Karen Nobbs is situated 22km west of Sarina and 58km south west of Mackay The Oaklands block is accessed from East Funnel Creek Road The scenic property is fenced with a mix of wooden posts most of which have been renewed in recent years There is also exclusion fencing on some of the boundaries Improvements include a four bedroom homestead and numerous sheds including a new large machinery shed Picture suppliedThe new set of steel cattle yards have an undercover crush and race substantial amount of new fencing and laneways Water is supplied from about a 12km of double frontage to three permanent creeks Water is pumped from East Funnel Creek for domestic use The average annual rainfall is 1750mm (70 inches) The new set of steel cattle yards have an undercover crush and race Picture suppliedImprovements include a four bedroom homestead Oaklands is well serviced with cattle sales at Sarina and a number of feedlots including Barmount near Lotus Creek Newsletters & AlertsView allDaily Today's top stories curated by our news team This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page You have reached ESPN's Australian edition. Stay on current site or go to US version playWholesome reaction as Nikita Paris learns of Maisie Symonds' England call-up (0:28)Nikita Paris was full of joy as she learned of Brighton teammate Maisie Symonds' England call-up England head coach Sarina Wiegman has said the UK's likely hosting of the 2035 World Cup is "so exciting" and will provide "another boost" to the women's game, while captain Leah Williamson suggested she has not given up hope of playing in the home tournament FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Thursday that the United States and the United Kingdom are poised to be named as hosts of the Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035 Infantino said that the joint bid from England Wales and Northern Ireland was the only "valid bid" of interest for the 2035 tournament after the deadline passed with the United States also putting forward the only bid for the 2031 edition Formal bids for 2035 must be submitted this winter with a vote taking place next year to confirm hosts for 2031 and 2035 Wiegman masterminded the the Lionesses' triumph at the European Championship in 2022 which England hosted while Williamson lifted the trophy as captain "It's really good news, and it would be really great if that tournament will be held here," Wiegman told a news conference ahead of England's Nations League game against Belgium on Friday how big the game is already here and what that momentum did here in the country on an even bigger stage would be incredible and that will give another boost to the game." Asked whether having the World Cup played in the UK feels a step up to hosting the Euros So hopefully the next one will feel really good too It is the biggest female event we have in the world Leah Williamson was named England captain by Sarina Wiegman in 2022. Jacob King/PA Images via Getty ImagesInfantino also told the UEFA Congress in Belgrade that the World Cup is set to expand to 48 teams in time for the 2031 World Cup The expansion of the men's World Cup to 48 teams for the 2030 edition in the United States Canada and Mexico has received criticism for being too bloated but Wiegman said the 48-team tournament will "empower women in sport." [It is a] tricky answer because before this World Cup I said: 'well are we ready?' But that World Cup in '23 really showed that to have more teams there made it even more .. who said she does not expect to be working as a coach in 2035 "It will grow the game again in different countries because different countries have opportunities to come and still lots of challenges to overcome because countries are in different stages of their development Williamson said the home tournament can build upon the impact the Euros had in the UK in 2022 "I think obviously that World Cup isn't confirmed I know that we're a sole bidder," Williamson said I'm proud to have been a part of such a good show for women's football the conversations that we are in all the time about how we push the game on I think 2022 was a great demonstration of that intent And then to follow up with a World Cup bid I think it says a lot about how much we care about women's football here on home soil "I think we know the impact that we can have by demonstrating how incredible those tournaments can be." The 28-year-old also refused to rule out her chances of leading the team out at a home World Cup in 10 years time if players know the home tournament's coming up It looks like nothing was found at this location The page you were looking for does not exist or was loading incorrectly Disqualified reinsman Ben Sarina is pleading with racing officials for a second chance after his life ban left him with nothing and suffering serious mental health and wellbeing problems Please call us on 1800 070 535 and we’ll help resolve the issue or try again later Sarina headed out this Valentine’s weekend to support Variety Qld at the Bush Bash Valentine's Ball Any Questions? Please call 1800 070 535 Saturday & Sunday 7:00am – 11:30am (AEST) Chapman puts in a massive hit on her own line A special haka for NRLW stalwart Karina Brown Titans young gun proud to be part of NRLW history Players to watch: Titans firepower set to shine in Origin opener In a major blow to the Newcastle Jets’ title aspirations Sarina Bolden is departing the Hunter-based A-League Women’s (ALW) club who was named the 2023/24 Player of the Year looks set to link up with an Italian side to pursue her dream of competing in a top European competition Although Bolden was contracted to Newcastle for 2024/25 “We wish Sarina and her partner Katie all the best for the future,” CEO Shane Mattiske said we would love to see them back in Newcastle playing for the Jets again in the future “Sarina made a huge contribution to the club last season and she will be sorely missed by our team and there’s no doubt she inspired and entertained a large group of young supporters in this region and across the ALW “Sarina has a strong international football ambition led to several European clubs pursuing her which will allow her to follow her goals to play overseas.” Bolden joined Newcastle in 2023 from the Western Sydney Wanderers off the back of representing the Philippines at the 2023 Women’s World Cup She then made her debut for the Jets against Canberra United in November impressing everyone immediately by scoring two goals she played an integral role in Newcastle’s surge to the semis breaking the club record for an A-League Women’s season She was rewarded for her outstanding form with inclusion in the 2023/24 A-League Women PFA Team of the Year The Jets kick off 2024/25 on the weekend of 1-13 November Get all the latest Newcastle news, sport, real estate, entertainment, lifestyle and more delivered straight to your inbox with the Newcastle Weekly Daily Newsletter. Sign up here Click through to read our latest Issue of Newcastle Weekly Subscribe to Newcastle Weekly. News, Community, Lifestyle, Property delivered direct to your inbox! 100% Local, 100% Free. Fetū Sāmoa five-eighth Tavarna Papali’i has described her role in the stunning try that secured the Pacific nation’s place in next month’s World Cup play-off as a career highlight. Papali’i regathered a kick from halfback Pauline Piliae-Rasabale and passed to lock Evah McEwan before wrapping around to receive the ball back and send centre Lindsay Tui over for the final try in Samoa’s 30-16 win. The 2022 Australian Schoolgirls captain, who overcame a ruptured ACL last year to make her NRLW debut this season and play in Sydney Roosters grand final win, was one of the rookies to star for Samoa. Titans centre Sarina Masaga and 19-year-old Dragons winger Jessica Patea, who is yet to make her NRLW debut, scored two tries apiece, while Papali'i was player of the match in her Test debut. “It was pretty special because at the Roosters I’ve been coming off the bench and playing in the middle, which I love as well, but being able to get back to an edge and ball play a bit more - especially for my country- was super special to me,” Papali’i said. “My dad was born in Samoa and he is very proud, as is all of my family back home. Now that we are going to New Zealand [for the World Cup play-off], I'll get to see all my dad's side of the family over there. “I know they're cheering for me far and wide, and I can definitely say that my dad's super proud, especially when I first told him that I made the team. For him to see me win would have topped it off for him.” Detailing the lead up to Tui’s 65th minute try that booked a place in the World Cup decider on November 2 against the winner of Saturday’s Fiji-Cook Islands Test, the 19-year-old revealed she had spotted Tongan fullback Ana Malupo out of position.   “I just saw the fullback [Malupo] start shifting really far right and our aim was to kick to the right, but once I saw her out of place and the post was free, I just screamed at 'P' to kick for post,” Papali’i said of her call to Piliae-Rasabale. “I was chasing my hardest, I felt a bit scared I was going to get kicked straight in the gut in the air but then I had Evah McEwan outside me and I popped the ball back to her. “She got a couple more metres, popped it back to me, and then I could give it out to my centre Lindsay Tui. “It was very surreal, very hectic. I was very scared at first, but I had all the confidence in my left side and my team for working the whole 70 minutes to get us through. Being able to put the finishing touch on the win was pretty special.” Fellow rookie Sarina Masaga scored two tries to cap a rollercoaster season in which she was sidelined with a shoulder injury before making her NRLW debut for the Titans in Round 7. “A few months ago, I couldn’t have imagined myself being here right now,” Masaga said. “To be where I am is just full credit to my coaching staff and my physio team for trying their best to get me out on that field, and credit to myself as well for just working hard, staying in there and just fighting to get better every day. “Both my parents are Samoan born and then they move to New Zealand to build a life for me and my siblings, so to play for them is special. “To be one step away from the World Cup means everything to us girls. We are just going to go out there and give it our best.” Masaga is one of four Titans players in the Samoa squad, while injured centre Niall Williams-Guthrie is on the team’s staff. The 20-year-old said Williams-Guthrie and Titans superstar Evania Pelite had helped her prepare for a successful debut. “I’m grateful and pretty lucky to be able to play alongside some of my fellow Titans girls,” she said. “I think it's pretty cool, especially to learn off Niall and Vani, who have got experience in different codes as well. “Especially Vani’s leadership that she shows and just her actions as well. Niall just her comms and advice because she is a centre, as well, so I just try to take all the advice from Niall and put it into action.” NRL Judiciary Report: Preston to plead not guilty; Cotter banned 'I was a mess' - Emotional Allan makes his NRL return NRL Casualty Ward: More drama for Bunnies; Guler suffers dislocation 'I couldn't sleep': Fogarty determined to repay Stuart before exit Picture by Shutterstock.A 71-year-old woman died in a house fire at Sarina on January 5 with her son hospitalised after attempting to provide assistance All articles from our websiteThe digital version of This Week's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other agricultural news sites in your areaContinueThe man sustained "potentially life-threatening" burns to his arms and was transported to Mackay Base Hospital on Sunday Emergency services were called to the fire at 38 Kathleen Street with five Queensland Fire and Emergency crews on hand to help contain the blaze The fire began at the front of the building and was contained before it could spread throughout the house Two QFES firefighters were also transported to Mackay Base Hospital in stable conditions for heat exhaustion "Fire investigators are there now working on the cause sifting through the debris and trying to see if they can work out what started it," a QFES spokesperson said A Queensland Police Services spokesperson said a crime scene has been declared Sarina CIB and QFES investigators conducted investigations on Monday to determine whether any circumstances would "deem the fire suspicious." Newsletters & AlertsView allWeekly I understand and agree that my personal information will be collected, stored and used, in accordance with the PGA of Australia's privacy policy Time to dial in his new clubs is paying off for Darcy Boyd as he takes a one-stroke lead into the final round of the CMR Recycling Sarina Golf Club Pro-Am Boyd shot 8-under 55 in Round 1 on Saturday to edge James Mee (56) by a single stroke with Nathan Page (57) and Tim Hart (57) a shot further back in a tie for third Joint winner with John Lyras at Bowen just a few days ago Boyd wielded his new clubs that he put in the bag prior to Townsville to great effect opening his round with three straight birdies There would be six more over the course of his round and a lone bogey at the par-3 16th at the 16-hole Sarina layout “I got a new set of clubs at Townsville and put them straight in the bag,” said Boyd “I hadn’t really done any testing with them and they were sort of there at Townsville “Had a few days off before Bowen and got my numbers and started to feel comfortable with them “I felt like I had a lot of good numbers again today Started with three in a row and just had perfect numbers into each and they were sort of all tap in In his second year on Tour and with a win at Portsea earlier in the year Boyd says he has returned to the North Queensland swing of the adidas PGA Pro-Am Series a more confident player “Last year was my first year out on Tour and I was a bit of a deer in headlights really,” he admitted but in terms of just playing in the afternoon field and seeing guys shoot such low scores morning and afternoon “I feel a bit more comfortable with it now and I think that’s just what you’ve got to do to compete especially in this North Queensland swing.” Round 1 scores For the latest news and scores on Australian golf Subscribe © 2025 PGA of Australia | Powered by Advertise with us Just days before their graduation the senior class of Sarina State High gathered at the Mackay Turf Club to celebrate their formal with style and grace EXCLUSIVE: Sleep Token Members REVEALED! “Why am I so sad?!” is definitely the kind of song where I wanted to prioritise camp and fun more than anything else The tone of the song is essentially making a mockery of the part of your brain that's sad for seemingly no reason It's frustrating to feel down when you don't think you should be but it also seems to just be a part of life unfortunately Because of that I wanted “Why am I so sad?!” to be almost funny Instead of crying at the issue we laugh at its ridiculousness I knew I wanted to use clowns or clown-like imagery in the video and I wanted it to be a bit of a party scene The idea was “feeling like a fool” mixed with “pity party.” Things like blowing up a balloon only for it to blow all the air back into your face or fly out of your hands Party poppers that are disappointing and signs falling off the walls I wanted the humor that comes from the pitiful Making myself the butt of the joke is a personal joy and I think that life is so much more fun when you don't take yourself too seriously and I think that that really enhanced the “vibes” or the video you’ll probably find Ducky in most of the shots! When we got to the studio the team showed me this huge rubber ducky and I immediately fell in love with it and fixated on it It ended up working out so well because the constant of the ducky is so cute and so sweet and I actually kidnapped him and now he hangs out on my piano hands down.I’m super happy with how the video came out I feel like it captured the vibes I wanted perfectly I was super fortunate to work with an amazing team Instagram | TikTok | YouTube Threads | Instagram | RSS | Support | @jordanmohler Kill The Music participates in affiliate marketing programs which means we get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links We only recommend products we genuinely like and purchases made through our links support our mission and the free content we publish here on KTM Maya Le Tissier and Grace Clinton must be wondering what else they have to do to impress the England manager A common theme across Sarina Wiegman’s successful tenure has been a notion that she would only pick players who were performing for their clubs. Friday’s team selection at Wembley was truly at odds with that principle, and in a chastening half an hour’s chaos against European women’s football’s most decorated nation, the England head coach’s decisions backfired in spectacular fashion. In naming an unchanged starting side from that which played the previous fixture in July, it was almost as if Wiegman did not feel any of the club fixtures so far this season held sufficient significance to trump any of the performances in that goalless draw away to Sweden three months ago. Yet for the match-going fans at Women’s Champions League and domestic games this term, that notion will have been truly baffling, as some of England’s most in-form players were harshly overlooked. As England’s back four were repeatedly torn open with ease by the Germans, the Manchester City centre-back Alex Greenwood, who was integral to the team that deservedly beat the European champions Barcelona with a clean sheet just 17 days ago and is captaining the side that are top of the Women’s Super League table, must have been wondering what she would have to do to start an international game. Read moreThe same thought was surely crossing the mind of the Manchester United centre-back Maya Le Tissier who has been in inspired form at the heart of a Manchester United defence that has conceded only one goal in five games in all competitions this season And what about the standout young star of the WSL campaign so far whose three goals in four league games from midfield have illustrated her ruthlessness in the area watching her teammate Ella Toone roll a gilt-edged chance just wide The point is not that Leah Williamson Millie Bright nor Toone deserve to be lambasted nor that any of them deserve fans’ ridicule nor that their places in the England side should be in jeopardy long-term All of them have contributed magnificently to the Lionesses cause and will be legends of the English game for ever They have certainly not become inferior overnight But in omitting the players who are in the best form of all energetic and skilful Manchester City midfielder Jess Park Wiegman unintentionally sent a message to all her eligible players in the English talent pool that current club form is not as big a factor in her decision-making process than the importance of how well the established players have played for their country previously The centre-back pairing of Leah Williamson and Millie Bright struggled against Germany and arguably should not have been selected to start Photograph: Anthony Hanc/REX/ShutterstockIn fairness Le Tissier and Park all got chances in the second half although there were no match minutes afforded to Clinton But during her pre-match press conference on Thursday when discussing how much Germany had changed since the 2022 European Championship final Wiegman had pointed to her own team’s evolution by saying: “We are a different team because we’ve moved on too.” the starting lineup that Wiegman chose for Friday ended up resembling the one that clinched that Euros title rather more closely than that quote had implied There were just four changes from the history-making starting XI scarcely felt like new changes because they were the super subs of the 2022 campaign Ellen White and Rachel Daly have retired and Fran Kirby was absent with injury Free weekly newsletterNo topic is too small or too big for us to cover as we deliver a twice-weekly roundup of the wonderful world of women’s football specific shift in starting personnel has been the introduction of the Chelsea goalkeeper Hannah Hampton in place of Mary Earps As far as the 10 outfield positions are concerned you could go as far as saying Friday’s were the 10 you might have expected to start games in autumn 2022 Nine of them did start a qualifier against Austria in September 2022 The other side of this coin is an admirable level of loyalty from the Dutchwoman which will no doubt have been appreciated by her captain and that may well come back to prove invaluable for Wiegman at next summer’s Euros if those two play as well as they did on home soil in 2022 in the one area of the pitch where Wiegman has boldly shown that she does not pick big names by dropping Earps for Hampton being exposed at her near post for Germany’s third in particular albeit she made two excellent saves to stop the visitors notching up a cricket score a lot of rotation and experimentation will now be made for Tuesday’s friendly against South Africa in Coventry But that occasion will not match the pressure cooker that is a meeting with Germany at Wembley There was no better experience to offer a young emerging star like Le Tissier or Clinton the chance to show what they are made of Wiegman now has three further friendlies to try out new things before the Christmas break and she must not waste those three further chances to mix things up Sarina Wiegman’s assistant coach and right-hand man Arjan Veurink will depart from the Lionesses set-up after this summer’s Euros competition to become Netherlands boss The 38-year-old has worked alongside Wiegman since 2017, guiding the Netherlands to a European Championship title and to the 2019 World Cup final where they were beaten 2-0 by the United States They then replicated these achievements with England after making the switch from the Netherlands in 2021, leading the Lionesses to their memorable Euros title in 2022 on home soil before they lost out to Spain at the 2023 World Cup final in Australia. A key tactician and confidant of Wiegman’s, the former Twente women head coach will take charge of his first international match in October 2025, with his contract set to run until 2029. Veurink said: ‘This is not only a great challenge and a wonderful new adventure, it also feels like a logical next step in my career.  'I have never made a secret of the fact that I wanted to be ultimately responsible for the Dutch national team at some point. 'With over eight years of experience at the highest level as Sarina Wiegman's right-hand woman, first with the Netherlands and now in England, I am ready to stand on my own two feet.  'The fact that this opportunity has now arisen in the Netherlands makes it extra special. I will now do everything I can to conclude the coming months in England in style, and then start this new chapter after the European Championship in Zeist.' Under the Dutchman, FC Twente were crowned Dutch national champions four times, as well as winning the KNVB Cup once. An FA spokesperson said: 'We can confirm that Arjan Veurink will depart The FA following UEFA Women's EURO 2025 and will take on the role of Netherlands women's head coach.  'He continues to be a highly valued and respected member of Sarina’s team and has complete focus on the Lionesses’ current UEFA Women’s Nations League campaign and this summer’s tournament.  'There’s plenty more work to be done together before it's time to say our farewells.' No one seems to have shared their thoughts on this topic yetLeave a comment so your voice will be heard first. {{message}} ShareSaveCommentBusinessSportsMoneySarina Wiegman Urges Gareth Southgate To ‘Bring It Home’ For EnglandByAsif Burhan Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Asif Burhan is a freelance journalist who covers women's soccer.Follow AuthorJul 11 The only coach to win a major trophy for England in 58 years has urged Gareth Southgate to follow in her footsteps by winning the men's European Championship final the England men's team led by Gareth Southgate defeated the Netherlands thanks to a dramatic last-minute goal to reach their first major final on foreign soil The match was watched by the England women's team after they checked into their hotel in Norwich ahead of tomorrow's game against the Republic of Ireland Manager of England celebrates with the UEFA Women’s EURO .. More 2022 Trophy following victory in the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 final match between England and Germany at Wembley Stadium on July 31 (Photo by Lynne Cameron - The FA/The FA via Getty Images) it's the second final - the Euros in England (in 2021) they made the final and now they make the final I think they now exactly what they want to do and how they want to do it By reaching a second successive European Championship final last night by defeating Wiegman's homeland Southgate has become the first men's national team head coach this century to make it to back-to-back finals in the competition He also equalled the feat of the England women's national head team coach Wiegman who won successive UEFA Women's Euro titles in 2017 and 2022 with the Netherlands and the Lionesses respectively Wiegman however has lost in the final of the last two FIFA Women's World Cups who lie in wait for Gareth Southgate's England in Sunday's Euro 2024 final in Berlin Wiegman admitted that her "orange heart hurt" as England's winning goal by Ollie Watkins was scored She was asked about her emotions during the game I wish the very best for Gareth and his team I know so many people there because we are colleagues The England women's team will not be in the country to watch the Euro 2024 final as they are flying to Sweden on Saturday morning to prepare for Tuesday's game in which defeat will condemn the reigning European champions to a set of play-offs to qualify Wiegman said the squad will be given time off on Sunday night to watch the final as a group in their Gothenburg hotel just as they did last night in Norwich Forward Lauren Hemp told me the majority of the players will not let the excitement of the occasion distract them from their own task in hand GERMANY - JULY 10: Millie Turner and Ella Toone celebrate England victory during the UEFA .. More EURO 2024 semi-final match between Netherlands and England at Football Stadium Dortmund on July 10 (Photo by Naomi Baker - The FA/The FA via Getty Images) "I feel we're all pretty level-headed to be honest We've been in high-pressured situations before so I feel like we're all very level But I think you've seen on photos that Ella Toone and Millie T (Turner) were expressing their joy a lot more than some of us but I mean we're all very excited for them and who was coach the England women's team since 2021 has witnessed first hand what soccer means in the birthplace of the modern game "We all know football worldwide is the biggest sport and in this country it's very cultural I think in England it's at a different level since I came in and worked here It's so much a part of society and so deep It's good to be English at the moment!" cutting electricity across a large area including at traffic lights at a busy intersection on the Bruce Highway and creating what has been labelled a dangerous situation England's Lionesses have been dealt a huge blow as Sarina Wiegman's assistant coach will be the new head coach of the Netherlands