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I'm the anon that asked do you write for Sophie roman haug she plays for Liverpool and Norway and would love maybe Sophie and reader have pregame traditions can't go before a game without a peck on the lips and the team haven't lost while doing the tradition

Kisses and wining // Sophie roman haug

You and Sophie started a little pecking each other on the lips. as a little good luck charm to help you both on the pitch not expecting it to be something that became a little superstitious for the team to say the least.

Whenever you both would have that little moments to yourself a little peck on the lips holding hands before the game starts.

it was like a win would be grante.

Both of you never thought that much of it until a successful win that happened convincing your teammates that it had something to do with your little tradition.

"I swear you and soph need to start doing your little kiss more often". Jenna told you

"How does me and sophie kissing as anything to do with the game?".

"I don't know if you realized whenever you both do so we always have an amazing game". another teammate butted in.

"Whatever you guys say". You told them eyes rolling back at them.

"Come on babe they might be right can I get one before this game". Sophie asked you

"No you don't get one". You said before smacking her face as a joke.

"Yeah no". you heard one of your teammates say as they pushed you back towards Sophie.

"Calm down I was just joking of course you cab get on baby". You said before giving her one

"Okay we get it no more getting loveie dovey now we got a game to win". Jenna called out

The dressing room corrupted with laughter as both you and Sophie just rolled your eyes at your teammates jokes and laughter before joining them getting ready for the game

Least to say you guys infact did win the game to ten zero.

leaving the other team no chance to score as Sophie did in fact scored twice with one assist.

Both you and Sophie had teammates jumping all around you and on you.

as this would be the teams biggest win yet this season and they couldn't be more happier for a dumb little tradition.

"Cheers to another big win of the season girls and to r and Sophie good luck kiss that leads the way for us". Niamh your captain said

"Cheers". you said as the room echoed with a loud celebration.

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Evans to Liverpool confirmed

Wales defender Gemma Evans has left Manchester United after just one season, featuring 19 times for the Red Devils.

Evans reunites with former Bristol manager Matt Beard, now head coach for Liverpool Women, and will likely find herself in the starting line-up thanks to Beard's 5-3-2 preference - and being flexible enough to deputise at left back; an area Liverpool are light in depth.

Speaking with Liverpool's media team, Evans said: “Last season was a difficult year for me as I had to learn to be a teammate in a different way on the field."

She added: “I want more game time and I want to prove the ability I think I have. I haven’t been able to showcase that the last season so I want to meet my standards again and hit the floor running.”

Evans first made her name at Yeovil, before being snapped up by Bristol City where she made 51 appearances. A move to Reading for two seasons followed, with another 41 appearances, before signing for United last July on a free following the Royals' relegation from the WSL.

The solid CB partnership of Maya Le Tissier and Millie Turner, and now the arrival of Dominique Janssen, has all but forced Evans out of the door, but a move to rivals Liverpool could be the deserved return to the forefront of selection for the Welsh international. At 28, Evans still has years left in her, and the experience to solidify the Liverpool backline.

Evans joins existing Liverpool centre backs Gemma Bonner, Grace Fisk, Niamh Fahey and Hannah Silcock, and is likely to slot in at LCB alongside Bonner and Fisk - though maybe there will be a settling-in period via substitute appearances.

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A tale of five photos

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I GET TO WATCH CANADA V. IRELAND LIVE. THIS IS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!!!!!!

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Panini Swaps

This is all I’ve got to swap. Currently looking for Marta.

World Cup

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New Zealand

Rebekah Stott

Ria Percival

Betsy Hassett

Norway

Caroline Graham Hansen

Philippines

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Sofia Harrison

Switzerland

Noelle Maritz

Ramona Bachmann

Australia

Mary Fowler

Ireland

Niamh Fahey x 3

Diane Caldwell

Heather Payne x 2

Abbie Larkin

Nigeria

Glory Ogbonna

Rasheedat Ajibade

Canada

Kailen Sheridan

Jessie Fleming

Christine Sinclair

Spain

Maite Oroz

Costa Rica

Maria Coto

Raquel Rodriguez

Shirley Cruz

Priscila Chinchilla

Zambia

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Mary Wilombe

Misozi Zulu

Barbra Banda

Japan

Fula Nagano

Saki Kumagai

Moeka Minami

Fuka Nagano

England

Rachel Daly

Haiti

Tabita Joseph

Claire Constant

Kethna Louis x 2

Melchie Dumornay

Sherly Jeudy x 2

Roselord Borgella

Batcheba Louis x 2

Denmark

Simone Boye

Rikke Marie Madsen

China

Wang Linlin

Yang Lina

Xiao Yuyi

Wang Shuang x 2

Beyond Greatness

Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic

Barbra Banda

Carolina Mendes x 2

USA

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Lindsay Horan x 2

Vietnam

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Nguyen Thi Bich Thuy

Netherlands

Victoria Pelova

Danielle van de Donk

Portugal

France

Jamaica

Havana Solaun

Brazil

Panama

Marta Cox

Erika Hernandez

Riley Tanner

Yenith Bailey x 2

Sweden

South Africa

Janine van Wyk x 2

Italy

Argentina

Germany

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Lina Magull

Morocco

Ghizlane Chebbak

Colombia

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Daniela Arias

Korea

Son Hwayeon x 3

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Group B Breakdown

Expected to move on: Australia, Canada

Expected to exit in group stage: Ireland, Nigeria

Australia

FIFA Ranking: 12

Reputation:

As a host country, Australia’s games sold out almost immediately, so they are guaranteed to have a huge support base. Australia have a ton of potential to work with and completely dominate Asia and Oceania, but they have to bring their game up to par with USA and top European teams. The Aussies are inconsistent–they have beat the best teams in the world, and lost to teams ranked beneath them. I expect they will make it out of the group stage, and then it’s a 50/50 odds on winning the next game.

Player Pool:

Australia currently has arguably the best striker in the world, Sam Kerr, who scored five goals in Australia’s four women’s World Cup games in 2019 and leads top England club Chelsea. Several Australian midfielders play in the USA, including Emily Van Egmond and Alex Chidiac, and others play in top leagues and top teams in England and Sweden.  Australia has good depth, as many of their non-headliners play in two leagues–one in the American/European summer, and the second in the Australian summer. 

2019 World Cup  performance:

They were supposed to soar, and I talked them up a ton, but they were completely caught off guard in their first game, leading to an unexpected (but not undeserved) loss to Italy. They had possibly the best game in the cup against Brazil, a wild 3-2 finish that left me on the edge of my seat. Unfortunately, they went up against a tough opponent, Norway, in the first round of group play and were eliminated, but only after penalty kicks. 

Republic of Ireland

FIFA Ranking: 23

Reputation:

This is the Irish  women’s team's first World Cup. They can find success against teams ranked below them and won’t make it easy for Canada and Australia to take the top two group spots.  Ireland’s path to the World Cup is credited in part to coach Vera Pauw, who joined Ireland after coaching professionally in the USA. Ireland also benefits from its proximity to England’s FAWSL, where several Irish players play on lower-level teams. 

Player Pool:

Captain Katie McCabe is a leading scorer and an absolute brick wall for Ireland and for the Arsenal team in England. Her fellow midfielder, Denise O’Sullivan, is captain of the American team North Carolina Courage. Ireland’s strength is in their central midfield with these two players, but against tough competition they will need to rely on veteran defenders Lousie Quinn and Niamh Fahey. 

2019 World Cup Performance:

Did not qualify

Nigeria

FIFA Ranking: 45

Reputation:

Nigeria is one of a few teams that has qualified for all 9 World Cups. Historically they have been as much of a powerhouse as a team from Africa can be. In all 13 African Women’s Championships, they have been champions eleven times, including in 2014, 2016, and 2018. However, in the 2022 AFWCON, they finished fourth, barely qualifying for the World Cup. 

Player Pool: 

Nigeria has two standout forwards, Asisat Oshoala (Barcelona) and Ifeoma Onumonu (Gotham FC), but not much other depth in their team. They will need a strong defense in the games in this group. They might have a slight advantage just on experience, as most of their players will have played in a World Cup before. 

2019 World Cup performance:

Nigeria had a rough draw in the group stage, playing Norway and France, but did succeed in making it past the group stage after a win over South Korea. Their first game in the round of 16 was against Germany, who dominated the game and sent Nigeria packing. 

Canada

FIFA Ranking: 6

Reputation:

Much like a moose, the Canadian Women’s National Team is fierce and strong, but mostly ignored until you come up against them in a fight. They are one of the most physical women’s teams in the world, and have a range of both young and veteran talent. The team has had inconsistent results: they hosted the2015 World Cup and were eliminated in the quarterfinals in a heartbreaking defeat to England, then struggled at the 2019 World Cup, then won the gold medal in the Tokyo 2021 Olympics. The team has been fighting for equal pay and treatment, causing a distraction that could impact their performance. 

Player Pool:

Without a doubt, their most notable player is veteran Christine Sinclair, who holds the record for most international goals scored, male or female.  Jessie Fleming, who is only 24, will have almost a decade of experience under her belt when the World Cup starts, and is a starting midfielder for top club team Chelsea. Fleming and Jordyn Huitema (OL Reign) are two young players for Canada that are hitting their stride and building Canada’s future.

2019 World Cup  performance:

Canada finished second in the group, losing to the Netherlands, then to Sweden in the knockout round. After making it to the semifinals in 2015, it was a disappointing performance. With a new coach and an Olympic gold medal, hopefully 2019 was just a blip.

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Soi kèo, dự đoán Anh vs Đan Mạch World Cup Nữ 2023

Trận đấu giữa nữ Anh và nữ Đan Mạch tại World Cup 2023 sẽ diễn ra vào thời gian tới tại Sydney Football Stadium. Trận đấu này thuộc lượt trận thứ hai của bảng D VCK World Cup. Cuộc so tài này có thể sẽ quyết định ngôi đầu bảng thuộc về đội bóng nào. Cùng Okchoi3 tìm hiểu thông qua bài viết dưới đây.

Phong độ gần đây của Nữ Anh vs Nữ Đan Mạch

Đội tuyển Anh sẽ muốn giành ngôi đầu bảng để tránh các đối thủ mạnh ở vòng tiếp theo. Lần gần nhất The Lionesses chạm trán một đại diện của châu Âu là ở trận giao hữu trước thềm VCK World Cup khi đối đầu với Nữ Bồ Đào Nha. Dù chỉ là đội bóng nằm ngoài top 20 nhưng thầy trò HLV Sarina Wiegman đã có một trận đấu đáng thất vọng khi bị cầm hòa không bàn thắng.

Với Nữ Đan Mạch đã chuẩn bị cho VCK World Cup bằng một trận giao hữu với đối thủ cũng thuộc khu vực châu Âu là Nữ Tây Ban Nha. Trận đấu diễn ra và kết quả cuối cùng là Đan Mạch thua Tây Ban Nha với tỷ số 0-2. Vì thế, thầy trò HLV Lars Søndergaard đã phải bước vào VCK World Cup bằng một thất bại sau chuỗi thắng ấn tượng.

Soi kèo đội Nữ Anh vs Nữ Đan Mạch 

Chắc chắn rằng trận đấu giữa đội tuyển Anh và đội tuyển Đan Mạch tại World Cup 2023 hứa hẹn sẽ rất hấp dẫn. Cả hai đội đều có những màn trình diễn ấn tượng trong quá khứ và sẽ cố gắng giành chiến thắng trong trận đấu này. Dù vậy, đại diện đến từ Bắc Âu vẫn sẽ bị đánh giá thấp hơn các cô gái đến từ Đảo Quốc Sương Mù. 

Tỷ lệ kèo châu Á Nữ Anh vs Đan Mạch: 1.87* 0 : 1 1/4 *1.88 

Ở lượt trận cuối, đội tuyển Nữ Đan Mạch sẽ chỉ phải gặp đội tuyển Nữ Haiti. Do đó, dù có để thua trước đội tuyển Anh, họ vẫn có nhiều cơ hội giành ngôi nhì bảng cùng tấm vé đi tiếp. Tuy nhiên, mục tiêu của De rød-hvide vẫn sẽ là giành ít nhất một điểm trong trận đấu này.

Chọn Nữ Đan Mạch +1 1/4

Kèo tài xỉu Nữ Anh vs Đan Mạch : 1.86*3.5*1.94

Trong 5 lần đối đầu giữa đội tuyển Anh và đội tuyển Đan Mạch, đã có tổng cộng 13 bàn thắng được ghi. Tuy nhiên, không có trận đấu nào có nhiều hơn 3 pha lập công. Với tính chất quan trọng của trận đấu này, khả năng trận đấu sẽ không có cơn mưa bàn thắng.

Chọn Xỉu 3.5

Đội hình dự kiến 

Anh: Esme Morgan, Lucy Bronze, Jess Carter, Mary Earps, Alex Greenwood, Lauren James, Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp, Rachel Daly, Keira Walsh, Georgia Stanway, 

Đan Mạch: Heather Payne, Courtney Brosnan, Claire O’ Riordan,Leanne Kiernan, Megan Connolly, Ruesha Littlejohn, Louise Quinn, Niamh Fahey, Saoirse Noonan, Abbie Larkin, Isibeal Atkinson.

Kết luận

Các chuyên gia dự đoán rằng trận đấu giữa đội tuyển Anh và đội tuyển Đan Mạch tại World Cup 2023 sẽ rất hấp dẫn. Đội tuyển Anh được dự đoán sẽ giành chiến thắng trong trận đấu này và có thể sớm vượt qua vòng bảng. Tuy nhiên, đội tuyển Đan Mạch cũng có thể tạo nên điều gì bất ngờ.

Tìm hiểu thêm tại: https://okchoi3.com/soi-keo-doi-tuyen-anh-vs-doi-tuyen-dan-mach-world-cup-nu-2023/