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Women's World Cup 2023: England press conference; Part 5 of 7 AUSTRALIA: INT Sarina Wiegman (England manager) answering press question SOT Q: (Molly Hudson - The Times) TO TAKE YOU BACK TO THAT GAME IN APRIL (DEFEAT TO AUSTRALIA), THE ONLY GAME ENGLAND HAVE LOST UNDER YOU / HOW MUCH OF A LEARNING EXPERIENCE WAS THAT DEFEAT - That game, at that point already gave us a lot of information, we learned from that, we have that knowledge now, we have that experience and it's really good to have that experience and take that with us tomorrow / also, we've analysed Australia during the tournament, so I think we're very well prepared for what they want to do and how they want to play, we're ready for it Millie Bright (England footballer) answering press question SOT (Q: Anna Harrington - Australian Associated Press) YOU TALKED EARLIER ABOUT HOW IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT SAM KERR, CAITLIN FOORD SEEMS TO BE IN THE FORM OF HER LIFE, MARY FOWLER'S BEEN CHIPPING IN / HOW DO YOU HANDLE THESE PLAYERS - Yeah, they've got some really good players, like Sarina said they're a team that have built into this tournament just like ourselves / obviously we do our analysis, we're aware of strengths and weaknesses, our preparation stays the same no matter who we play / we're ready for the battle and to put on a good show Bright answering question SOT Q: (Emma Sanders - BBC Sport) YOU'VE BEEN IN THIS SITUATION BEFORE, HOW MUCH DO MIND GAMES COME INTO IT AT THIS STAGE OF THE TOURNAMENT - Yeah, you honestly just stay in your lane / we're fully focused on ourselves, we're aware of what we're going to come up against tomorrow and adapt to anything that's thrown at us / in terms of mind games we stay away from that and focus on what we need to do / ultimately that's all we can control is how we present ourselves in the game and how we play the game out there so we're confident in ourselves, in a great place, everyone's raring to go, but we'll leave the mind games to everyone else.