![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mary-earps-ramps-up-englands-assault-on-womens-world-cup-with-colombia-promise/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_GettyImages-1606992016.jpg&description=With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA's best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman's side hasn't yet hit top gear ahead of their Colombia quarter-final Mary Earps ramped up England's assault on the World Cup and said: "The best is yet to come." With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA's best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman's side hasn't yet hit top gear. That confidence will be tested to its limits on Saturday as Colombia prepares to turn Stadium Australia into a sea of yellow at the quarter-final. Over half the 75,000 sell-out crowd will be backing the South Americans - but Earps is not concerned by that - and instead was on the front foot. She said: 'There's so much talent and so many more levels we can go to. 'There's an incredible wealth of experience that we've had together as an international team but also with the teams that we play for at club level. And we're winning games. 'We're in a results business so we have earned the right to be here. I don't think we've been bad but you've only seen glimpses so far of what we are capable of. 'We know we can give more. I really believe the best is yet to come from us. Our effort has been there and we've ground out results but I think the way we want to dominate games, we are excited. 'We now have to go out and perform to a really high level. That's what we'll try to do. That's what we have planned for. 'Nothing is given in this tournament - or the game - we don't expect anything but it's more about what intend to do. We're not sitting here happy to be here - we're not satisfied, we're not done, there are more levels to go.' Wiegman was far more guarded in her words. But they carried a hint of an acknowledgment of where Colombia's strengths lay - up front with teenage Real Madrid striker Linda Caicedo grabbing plenty of attention. She said: 'Colombia has done very well. They are a strong team and they are very together. They have some power){kind=link}
With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA’s best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman’s side hasn’t yet hit top gear ahead of their Colombia quarter-final
Mary Earps ramped up England’s assault on the World Cup and said: “The best is yet to come.”
With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA’s best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman’s side hasn’t yet hit top gear. That confidence will be tested to its limits on Saturday as Colombia prepares to turn Stadium Australia into a sea of yellow at the quarter-final.
Over half the 75,000 sell-out crowd will be backing the South Americans – but Earps is not concerned by that – and instead was on the front foot. She said: “There’s so much talent and so many more levels we can go to.
“There’s an incredible wealth of experience that we’ve had together as an international team but also with the teams that we play for at club level. And we’re winning games.