Fern Whelan fully expects England to finish top of their Euro 2017 qualifying group following Saturdays stunning 7-0 win over Serbia at Adams Park. A Karen Carney hat-trick and goals from Alex Greenwood, Ellen White, Izzy Christiansen and debutant Rachel Daly saw England brush aside the visitors with ease ahead of the return fixture in Serbia on Tuesday.England can go two points clear of group leaders Belgium with victory in Serbia and Whelan would not be surprised if head coach Mark Sampson rotates his squad for Englands penultimate qualifier away from home. After Saturdays performance, I cant see anything other than England topping the group, the Notts County Ladies centre-back told Sky Sports. Karen Carney of England scores from the penalty spot Another three points on Tuesday and we will go above Belgium after six games. But youd think it will be a little more difficult away from home in Serbia and youd expect Serbia to maybe change their game-plan.They tried to be defensive against England on Saturday but it didnt work because of the creativity of Englands players. Thats perhaps where we have been lacking in the past.They may try and counteract us on Tuesday but I think we have good players that can come off the bench and Im sure Mark will change the squad around a little bit as well to give people more minutes. England head coach Mark Sampson talks to his squad Sometimes you try and build consistency but all the girls have earned their place in the squad and they will all want to get some minutes Im sure, especially those that werent involved on Saturday.It will be interesting to see what Mark does but it would be good for some of the girls who havent been playing to get some experience as well. Englands women football team beat Serbia 7-0 in a European Qualifier at Adams Park Saturdays win was England biggest since the 8-0 victory over Estonia last September and Whelan, who has three international caps to her name, was impressed by an excellent all-round team performance from the Lionesses.I was really impressed with England and I think that was the best Ive seen them play in the group stages so far, the former Everton Ladies defender said. Fern Whelan joined us at Sky Sports News HQ for Englands win over Serbia They looked very positive, they created a lot of chances and they looked really dangerous going forward. I think even when Serbia tried to get out of their own half they werent able to do so because England were pressing so high and were right in their faces.The whole XI contributed and it wasnt just the one player who played really well. I think Mark and the girls will have been very happy with Saturdays performance and hopefully it will be more of the same on Tuesday. Also See: SportsWomen Latest Show News Latest News SportsWomen Video
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It seemed like everything was a deflection off a skate, off a stick, off something, so it was just one of those games for both sides." Chris Higgins had a goal and two assists for Vancouver (27-17-9), while Zac Dalpe added a goal and an assist. Jannik Hansen also scored for the Canucks, his first in 11 games. Vancouver, which came in having scored just eight times in its last seven games, holds down the first wild card position in the Western Conference and is just a point back of the Los Angeles Kings for third place in the Pacific Division. "It wasnt your typical game. Weve been struggling to score goals lately, so lets take some positive out of it. We put five in, some guys got on the scoresheet and we found a way to win when it came down to it," said Bieksa, who also had an assist. "We needed the two points. We were up a couple goals a few times and they came back and we stayed resilient and found a way to win." Added Higgins: "Kind of a sloppy game and with the weird goals it was kind of a strange game. Its nice to be on the winning side of those games and nice to score a bunch of goals — its been tough to come by recently." Roberto Luongo, who was shaky at times and even directed one of Vermettes goals over the line himself, made 29 saves for the Canucks. On the whole, it was a night to forget for both Luongo and Smith as two of the three goalies heading to next months Winter Olympics for Canada fought the puck and looked lost in the crease at times. "It was definitely a weird one," said Luongo. "It was one of those games where it felt like the puck was bouncing in from everywhere. The good thing is we got the win." Shane Doan chipped in with a goal and an assist for Phoenix (24-18-10), which got 20 stops from Smith as the Coyotes picked up a point but still sit four back of the Minnesota Wild for eighth in the West and five back of Vancouver. "Were going to have to be better than we are right now," said Coyotes head coach Dave Tippett. "We play stretches well but make critical errors at the wrong time and those have to be cleaned up if we are going to be a playoff team.dddddddddddd" After a wild finish to the second period, Doan tied the game 4-4 on a breakaway at 5:24 of the third. The Coyotes captain moved in on Luongo and lost control of his deke but still saw the puck squeak through the five-hole for his 15th of the season. Vancouver was handed a power play right at the end of regulation, but the leagues 28th-ranked unit failed to convert in overtime before Bieksa won it. The Canucks power play came into Sunday on a dreadful 2-for-30 run over the last eight games and rarely looked dangerous against the Coyotes in four failed attempts. "When a power play struggles it can take on a life of its own," said Sullivan, who is running the Canucks bench in place of the suspended John Tortorella. "Now not only are you trying to coach the Xs and Os of the strategy of the power play, but you are coaching the mindset and a fragile mindset." Down 2-1 in the second, the Coyotes tied it while shorthanded against that feeble power play. Canucks forward Ryan Kesler tried to slap the puck off Vermettes stick in front of Luongo, only to see it carom into the Vancouver net to tie the score at 9:07. The goal was Vermettes second of the night and 17th of the season. The Canucks had just 10 shots in total when Higgins restored Vancouvers lead at even strength by deflecting a shot from the point past Smith for his 14th of the season, and second in as many games, at 16:59. Dalpe then followed up his own rebound off the rush to score his third and stretch the Canucks lead to 4-2 just 42 seconds later. That two-goal lead would be short-lived as Vermette completed his second hat trick of the season — and third of his career — with 54.5 seconds remaining in the period with a shot from in close as the Coyotes broke through against the Canucks stingy penalty kill, which came in ranked second overall. Vermette now has six goals in his last six games, and three short-handed goals in his last four. "Free hat trick right there," Luongo said with a laugh. "At least he buried the last one to make it at least somewhat justifiable. It was just one of those nights where it felt like the puck was finding ways in." Vermette was unapologetic when it came to his good fortune. "You get good chances and the puck doesnt go in for you," he said. "I thought it was a good sign, weve been talking about those bounces lately. Its a sign that things are going to turn around." The Canucks — who were still without injured forwards Henrik Sedin and Mike Santorelli because of upper-body injuries — beat Smith twice in a 44-second span midway through first period as both Bieksa and Hansen ended lengthy droughts. Bieksa opened the scoring at 10:31 on a shot through traffic to pick up his first goal in nine games. The defencemans third of the season was also his first point in the last eight contests and came moments after a failed Vancouver power play.
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