![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/lucy-bronze-eager-to-drive-different-standard-with-england-after-barca-move/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/lucy-bronze-england-reacts-training-831857745-1.jpg&description=bronze ambition Published : 23:46, 15 Jul 2023 Updated : 23:47, 15 Jul 2023 LUCY BRONZE believes her Barcelona move has boosted her England form following her Champions League triumph with the club. And the full-back admits she is still "heartbroken" by the Lionesses' devastating World Cup semis loss four years ago. 4 Lucy Bronze is hungry for more silverware success following Euros and Champions League wins in the past year Credit: Getty 4 The England full-back helped Barcelona win their second Champions League trophy when they beat Wolfsburg 3-2 in June Credit: Getty 4 Bronze and her England team-mates are continuing their preparations ahead of their first group stage match in this year's World Cup Credit: Getty Bronze and her team-mates will take to the field against Haiti on July 20 in their Group D opener at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. The Euros champs were put through their paces in training on Saturday in Queensland, following a 0-0 warm-up draw with Canada on Friday. Their upcoming clash with the tournament debutants in Brisbane, comes seven weeks after Bronze celebrated her fourth Champions League trophy win. The Lioness, 31, who joined Barcelona last term along with team-mate Keira Walsh, said: "I think the pair of us drive a different kind of standard now at England training. 'We've been able to add that when we've come back into camps. "It's not the style of play necessarily. "It's the expectation and the quality you expect from a team that wins trophies like Champions Leagues and playing with the best players in the world. "It gives myself and Keira massive confidence. "It was her first Champions League win and while it was my fourth, it's something that gives you a lot of confidence going into the World Cup." Bronze, who moved Barca last June after a two-year spell at Manchester City, is playing in a World Cup for the third time in her career. The full-back was part of a Phil Neville-managed England side that lost 2-1 to the United St){kind=link}
LUCY BRONZE believes her Barcelona move has boosted her England form following her Champions League triumph with the club.
And the full-back admits she is still “heartbroken” by the Lionesses’ World Cup semis loss four years ago.
Bronze and her team-mates will take to the field against Haiti on July 20 in their Group D opener at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The Euros champs were put through their paces in training on Saturday in Queensland, following a 0-0 warm-up draw with Canada on Friday.
Their upcoming clash with the tournament debutants in Brisbane, comes seven weeks after Bronze celebrated her fourth Champions League trophy win.