England will take a two-goal advantage into the second leg of their Women’s World Cup qualifying play-off against Greece, leaving the Lionesses in a strong position ahead of the return fixture.
However, the size of the lead has prompted questions about England’s finishing. The central issue is whether the team made enough of its opportunities and whether a more ruthless display in front of goal could have produced a greater advantage.
That leaves the second leg with an added focus on England’s efficiency in attack. Although the two-goal margin gives them an advantage in the tie, the question over their conversion of chances remains a key talking point surrounding the Lionesses.
England’s next task is to complete the play-off against Greece and secure progress in the Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign. The supplied information does not provide further details about the venue, date or result of the second leg.
