Content overview: “Six Questions Facing England Ahead of 2027 Women's World Cup: Wiegman Future, Key Position”. England's Lionesses return to action on Tuesday for the second leg of their Women's World Cup playoff against Greece, holding a 3-1 aggregate lead after a less-than-convincing first-leg win in Crete. While progression should be a formality for Sarina Wiegman's side, the focus is already shifting to next summer's tournament in Brazil, where England aim to compete as genuine contenders. Key questions remain over starting spots at centre-back and No 10, as well as the long-term future of head coach Wiegman, whose contract situation is still unresolved.
The European champions must also refine their playing style, which looked disjointed in the first leg, to match the world's best. With eight months until the World Cup kicks off, England have limited time to settle on a consistent lineup and tactical identity. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.