(Reuters) - England coach Phil Neville says he will not impose any rules on his squad because he trusts the players to train at "world class" levels ahead of the women's World Cup in France. The Lionesses play their final warm-up match against New Zealand at Brighton and Hove Albion's Amex Stadium on Saturday, ahead of their World Cup opener against Scotland on June 9. "You come in when you feel like you need to come in to prepare yourself to be absolutely world class in training. Neville, who himself featured in England's squad at three European Championships, is working hard to protect his players in the face of the high expectations. England eased past Demark 2-0 last weekend and will aim to secure their third consecutive win when they meet 19th-ranked New Zealand, who will also feature at the World Cup.

Source: The Star May 31, 2019 18:56 UTC