Earlier this week, we asked you to pick the England team that will begin its defense of the European Championship title with a qualifier against Sweden on Friday.
Boss Sarina Wiegman has named a lot of familiar faces to her 23-player squad, as well as some exciting new additions. But who did you choose?
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Over 80% of you chose the 4-3-3 formation, so we built the team around that.
Manchester United's Mary Earps has been a great choice in goal, being included in 83% of teams, despite Hannah Hampton's impressive form at Chelsea.
There were three standout selections in defence, with Barcelona's Lucy Bronze the most popular choice in the squad (91%), while Arsenal's Leah Williamson returns (76%) and Manchester City's Alex Greenwood gets the nod (82%). The final selection was tougher with Jace Carter (40%) edging out Chelsea teammate Niamh Charles (35%) despite not being the most popular choice for any position.
In midfield, Barcelona's Keira Walsh received the vote (73%) alongside Bayern Munich's Georgia Stanway (81%) again, while they were joined by Chelsea's Lauren James (71%), who is second in the Women's Premier League top scorers' table. , for which she was asked to play a slightly deeper role than she was accustomed to at club level.
James is ahead of competition from Manchester United's Ella Toon (50%), the brilliant Manchester City midfielder Jess Park, and the loaned Tottenham player Grace Clinton, who scored in her first appearance in the final camp.
Up front, Arsenal's Beth Mead (62%) and Manchester City's Lauren Hemp (81%) occupy the wings, with Arsenal striker Alessia Russo (75%) ahead of Aston Villa's Rachel Daly (41%) in the central striker position.
What team will Wegman field at Wembley? You can still choose your side below, but that won't change the final lineup.
Choose your ideal England line-up for the opening match of the Euro 2025 qualifiers
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