- England’s Jill Scott, who won the Euro 2022, is optimistic about her team’s chances of winning the World Cup this summer despite missing some key players to injury. England manager Sarina Wiegman’s team was hit by a long-term knee problem that ruled out captain Leah Williamson and midfielder Fran Kirby, while forward Beth Mead is also doubtful due to an injury she suffered in November. Scott is, however, confident that the younger players will seize the opportunity to make their mark and take their place in the squad. She believes that coach Sarina Wiegman has the team’s best interests at heart and will focus on their performance. Speaking at the launch of the Football Association’s new program, “The Greater Game,” Scott expressed her belief that it’s essential to encourage young people’s mental and physical well-being. She hopes to act as a role model for young people, inspiring them to take care of their social, physical, and mental health, emphasizing that the country and our future stand to benefit from such behaviours.
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Jill Scott believes England has a shot at winning the World Cup, despite the injury concerns.
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