Now that I've got your attention, I should point out that it's the England Women's football team, and the tournament is the FIFA Women's World Cup, which takes place in China next month. Despite a constant struggle for recognition and media attention, the women's game has made huge progress in recent years, and the Lionesses will start the tournament with quiet confidence.
To tell the story of this remarkable achievement, the authors of this fine book have gained unprecedented access to the players and their families, managers and backroom staff, in a way that just wouldn't be possible in the agent-driven and celebrity-fuelled world of the men's game. It turns out that not only are the women just as talented as their male counterparts, but that they are more articulate and have more interesting inner lives, as their struggles to reconcile the demands of the modern game with jobs and families are revealed.
With in-depth interviews and superb colour photographs, the emotional roller-coaster ride of the quest for the greatest prize in world football is vividly brought to life.