ENG-W vs NR-W Dream11 Team Prediction: Womens World Cup 2019

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ENG-W vs NR-W Dream11 Prediction | England Women vs Norway Women Dream11 Team Preview

When & Where: This Match Will be played at Stade Oceane in Le Havre, France. BRZ vs PAR Dream11 leagues will be closed on 28th June 2019, 12:00 AM, IST

England Women Team Preview & Dream11 Prediction:

England Women will be hoping to book their place in the World Cup semi-finals but, first, they must overcome Norway in Le Havre.

The Lionesses saw off Cameroon 3-0 in their round of 16 tie thanks to goals from Steph Houghton, Ellen White, and Alex Greenwood – although the game will be more remembered for the African nation’s emotional reactions to the goals they conceded.

Still, England managed to avoid being distracted by such scenes from their competitors and they secured a comfortable victory which was their fifth straight World Cup win – a new record for the Lionesses.

Norway Women Team Preview & Dream11 Prediction:

Norway, meanwhile, were taken all the way to penalties in their last-16 clash with Australia in Nice, which they won 4-1.

With star player Ada Hegerberg ruling herself out of contention for this summer’s World Cup, Norway seemed to have it all to do as they looked to better their last World Cup outing.

If they are to beat England, they will need to ensure that they make a few mistakes but also stop conceding goals in the final moments of the match, having conceded three goals in the final 20 minutes of action so far.

Although they went the full 120 minutes against Australia, Norway will have had almost six days to relax, train and prepare for this vital fixture.

Expect a tighter, more rigid formation than England’s with both Herlovsen and Caroline Graham Hansen leading the line for the Norwegians.