From the uncertainty surrounding Lauren James’ injury to the decision of whether to start Michelle Agyemang, Sarina Wiegman is faced with a conundrum.
England’s journey at Euro 2025 hasn’t always been smooth, yet reaching a third consecutive major tournament final for the team and a fifth for manager Sarina Wiegman is a remarkable achievement, refuting claims of mere luck for England. Every successful team benefits from some degree of fortune, but England boasts something many others lack: exceptional squad depth that has propelled them to the final in Basel on Sunday. The impact of the “finishers” at Euro 2025 has sparked debate on whether some should start or at least have more playtime. Wiegman has delayed substitutions increasingly later, and while it’s difficult to fault a winning strategy, the question arises if earlier changes could have prevented back-to-back extra time games. As the final approaches, what should Wiegman’s approach be?
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