(Reuters) - England scored three goals before halftime to beat Japan 3-0 in Tampa on Tuesday and win the SheBelieves Cup for the first time in a timely boost ahead of this year's women's World Cup.
Lucy Staniforth, Karen Carney and Beth Mead all found the net and Carly Telford kept a clean sheet to ensure the Lionesses finished top the of table at the four-team tournament with seven points from three games.
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