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Lucy Bronze's family jetting to Canada after their girl booked England's semi-final place


Lucy’s looping header came on the back of her screamer against Norway in the last sixteen which took England into the quarter finals for the first time, another 2-1 win. And mum Diane, a 55 year old teacher, and dad Joaquim, 55, who still live in Alnwick, could not be prouder of their girl. Lucy also has a brother Jorge, 25, and sister Sophie, for whom Lucy’s antics provided the perfect start to her 17th birthday on Sunday. (The Chronicle)

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