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The Lionesses are through to the Women's World Cup semi final, after beating Norway in Le Havre on Thursday. The team will play whichever team wins the USA v France match on Friday. Festival-goers at Glastonbury cheered the team on to their win, as Twitter fans couldn’t help but start dreaming about a World Cup trophy coming home.
"In 10 days it will be better," the England Lionesses manager joked.