![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/everything-that-has-been-thrown-at-us-we-have-dealt-with-says-lucy-bronze-on-englands-world-cup-run/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2023-round-16-match-england-836610947.jpg&description=NO STRESS LIONESS 'Everything that has been thrown at us we have dealt with', says Lucy Bronze on England's World Cup run LUCY BRONZE believes England having the mentality to see out difficult wins has been a boost in a World Cup of shock exits. And the Lioness star, 31, paid tribute to Brazil icon Marta and other legends who played in the tournament for the last time in their careers. 3 Lucy Bronze believes England have shown they have the mentality to seal wins in challenging situations Credit: Getty 3 The Lionesses will battle Colombia at Stadium Australia on Saturday for a place in the World Cup semi-finals Credit: Getty On Saturday England go to battle with Colombia in Sydney for a place in the World Cup semis after surviving a tough clash with Nigeria. Their South American opponents have proven to be giant killers claiming shock victories against Germany and South Korea leading to surprise group-stage exits for both. And England will be going into the game without in-form forward Lauren James. The Lionesses starlet, 21, is currently suspended after being sent off for treading on forward Michelle Alozie during England's defeat of Nigeria. 'TERRIBLE' However Bronze believes recent hard-fought wins against the Super Falcons and Haiti have shown England has what it takes to get results under pressure. The 109-capped right-back said: "Everything that has been thrown at us, we've dealt with and moved forward. "We've built on every game; we've taken something from every game. "Whether that was the Haiti game that was physical, the Denmark game when we lost our key player in Keira (Walsh), the China game when we changed the formation completely, and then (against Nigeria) we had a red card. 'I don't see many other teams who've had that adversity and if they had, I don't think they've managed to overcome the way we have. 'At the same time, we are not happy with our performances.' Out of the top seven sides competing in this year's contest hosted in Australia and New Ze){kind=link}
LUCY BRONZE believes England having the mentality to see out difficult wins has been a boost in a World Cup of shock exits.
And the Lioness star, 31, paid tribute to Brazil icon Marta and other legends who played in the tournament for the last time in their careers.
On Saturday England go to battle with Colombia in Sydney for a place in the World Cup semis after surviving a tough clash with Nigeria.
Their South American opponents have proven to be giant killers claiming shock victories against Germany and South Korea leading to surprise group-stage exits for both.
And England will be going into the game without in-form forward Lauren James.