England Keep Nations League Hopes Alive With Dramatic Win Over Netherlands

Lionesses Roar Back to Secure 3-2 Victory at Wembley

Toone's Late Goal Proves Decisive

WEMBLEY, ENGLAND - Ella Toone's 83rd-minute winner secured a crucial victory for England against the Netherlands in the UEFA Women's Nations League on Friday night.

In a thrilling encounter at Wembley, the Lionesses came from behind to beat the Dutch 3-2 and keep their hopes of reaching the semi-finals alive.

England fell behind early, with Vivianne Miedema opening the scoring for the Netherlands in the 20th minute. However, the Lionesses responded with goals from Lauren James and Alessia Russo to take the lead before halftime.

The Dutch equalized after the break through Jill Roord, but Toone's late strike proved to be the winner. The Manchester United forward fired home from close range after good work by Lucy Bronze.

The victory leaves England top of Group A with six points from two games. They will now face Scotland in their final group match next Tuesday, knowing that a win will guarantee their place in the semi-finals.

Conclusion

England's comeback victory against the Netherlands was a testament to their fighting spirit and resilience. They showed great character to come from behind and secure three crucial points.

With their Nations League hopes still alive, the Lionesses will now turn their attention to their match against Scotland. A win at Hampden Park would be a major statement of intent and would send them into the semi-finals as one of the favorites.