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GROUP F

hree golds, one silver and three bronze. With that haul from the seven World Cups to date it would be foolish to regard the as anything other than favourites this summer. But it is not just the history. Since the 2015 success, and more pertinently the Rio 2016 Olympic failure, coach Jill Ellis has overhauled the side, replacing high-profile senior players and introducing younger ones. Despite this transition, since losing to Australia in

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