No,” Ellis told a news conference when asked for her reaction to Neville’s success. “So I’m not surprised and in terms of managing the team I definitely think the team has made strides. At that time, the U.S. went on to win a record third title and they have won their past 10 World Cup matches. Still, Ellis was not getting over-confident and denied that a team visit this weekend to a potential pre-final hotel in Lyon was an arrogant move. England face the U.S. at the Stade de Lyon on Tuesday before the other semi-final between the Netherlands and Sweden on Wednesday in the same venue.

Source: National Post June 30, 2019 15:45 UTC