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However, Jones was a threat against Australia almost immediately as he inches from finishing a Bet Mead Cross after just three minutes.
He lost his lobbed goalkeeper Mackenzie Minute to Minute later, but finally got the Scoresheet in Alanna Kennedy – the Russo brought in a red card – and the reasons for Australia got from the resulting free kick.
The 22-year-old continued to cause problems before he was forced into the final, taking a knock with less than 10 minutes remaining.
“He’s very sharp. He runs really well and makes himself a mess,” former England defender Anante told ITV.
“He also asked Sarina questions because I’m sure she wants to play every single minute she can for England.”
People Jones played only 74 minutes of their success in Switzerland, coming off the bench twice and starting a time to respond to the failure of not choosing and how to manage emotions.
“I’ve always been a believer in time. I look at the euros and yes, I want to improve,” he said, helping more, “he said to Radio 5.
“But for me, as soon as it ended I thought, ‘Right, go back to my club, smash it, do what you can and hit the ground running’.”
Jones did just that though and scored four goals in six WSL matches, leading to many calls from his friends over the week.
He played 27 minutes as a second-half substitute in Saturday’s loss to Brazil, but Wiegman gave him a chance against Australia and was pleased with what he saw.
“(No Jones and Russo) have played before. I think we have three players who can play center-forward and it’s all different,” Wiegman said.
“Aggie can also play on the flanks. That’s what you saw today, that he’s very quick and quick to the ball which helps the team.”
Chelsea Team-Mate Ellie Carpenter is a part of the opposition’s backline and knows the menace of Jones.
He took the regular number nine spot at Chelsea with Australia Force Sam Kerr still back to full fitness and an injury to Mayrah Ramirez.
Former England manager Ian Wright told ITV that Jones had the “right attitude” by taking his opportunities and waiting patiently for them.
“He can play on the nine and also wide. He has every attribute to be a welcher in the world,” added Club-Mate Carpenter.
“He’s difficult to defend against. I’m happy for him that he got more minutes tonight and showed why he can be a regular starter for England.”
