![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/maanum-cancels-out-dalys-opener-as-lionesses-extend-unbeaten-run/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/TC-SPORT-MAANUM-DALY.jpg&description=FRIDA MAANUM helped ten-player Norway thwart England's hopes of an end-of-year win by snatching a draw with the Euros champions. Just as it looked as if the Lionesses would clinch victory the Arsenal star pounced on a goalkeeping error to nab a 1-1 draw. Rachel Daly gave England a 1-0 lead in the first half of their friendly against NorwayCredit: Getty Frida Maanum came off the bench to score for Norway late on in the duel at the Pinatar Arena in SpainCredit: AP Following a 4-0 hammering of Japan, Wiegman made a few first eleven changes with Lauren James among her starters and alongside debutant Maya Le Tissier. And Rachel Daly started up top for the Euros winners with England's number nine spot up for grabs. The Aston Villa hotshot, who normally plays as a left-back, rewarded her boss by bagging her second goal in the second of the Lionesses' two November internationals. On scoring her team's opener, Daly said: "I'm delighted to be on the score sheet. As a forward coming into the game that was my target to score. "Ultimately we didn't win which is disappointing but we're ending the year with a 20-game unbeaten run. "I love the number nine position, but I love football, I say it to everyone, I am happy to play everywhere. "It is special wearing the number nine shirt, it was the number my dad wore when he played so even more special. "But I'm prepared for both positions always, I can't just focus on one. It's nice to have that role." Despite the result, England extended their unbeaten run under Sarina Wiegman to 26 games on Tuesday night. England chief Wiegman said: 'Did we do enough to win? No, because we didn't. "We tried enough – we did a lot to score that second goal, but it didn't go in.' 'Although I'm a little disappointed with this game, it's really incredible what has happened since last September FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS - BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS "We have a lot of players making debuts now. We got a lot of information from these games, to get ready fo){kind=link}
FRIDA MAANUM helped ten-player Norway thwart England’s hopes of an end-of-year win by clinching a draw with the Euros champions.
Just as it looked as if the Lionesses would claim a victory the Arsenal star pounced on a goalkeeping error to nab a 1-1 draw.
Following a 4-0 hammering of Japan, Sarina Wiegman made a few first eleven changes with Lauren James among her starters and alongside debutant Maya Le Tissier.
And Rachel Daly started up top for the Euros winners with England’s number nine spot up for grabs.
The Aston Villa hotshot, who normally plays as a left-back, rewarded her boss by netting her second goal in the second of the Lionesses’ two November internationals.