A relentless pursuit of goals, no room for sentimentality and no giving caps away: As Sarina Wiegman bids for Euros glory again, here's how the perfectionist has raised England's game since she succeeded Phil Neville

Sarina Wiegman knew there was going to be high expectations when she accepted the England Women job in 2020.

She had led the Netherlands to glory in a home Euros in 2017 before reaching the World Cup final two years later. She was coming to England as a winner and her appointment as Phil Neville's successor was a sign of intent from the FA.

Her task is to repeat her achievement from five years ago with the Lionesses this summer. England have perhaps never had a better chance to win an international tournament.