Women’s Nations League: How it stands as competition returns

Summarize and humanize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in EnglishEngland began their Group A3 campaign with an underwhelming 1-1 draw in Portugal, but looked closer to their best in their next match as Jess Park scored the only goal in a superb 1-0 win at Wembley over reigning world champions Spain.The Lionesses, who will attempt to defend their European title in Switzerland this summer, will play bottom-placed Belgium twice in April, at Bristol City’s Ashton Gate on 4 April before the away game four days later.Wales, who are preparing to compete in their first major women’s tournament this summer, lost 1-0 in Italy in their first Group A4 match.But they responded with an an impressive 1-1 draw at home against Sweden, who are ranked sixth in the world, courtesy of Kayleigh Barton’s penalty equaliser to earn their first point.The Welsh entertain Denmark at the Cardiff City Stadium on 4 April, before playing Sweden in Gothenburg on 8 April.Next matches in Group A3 and A4Group A3: 4 April – Portugal v Spain, England v Belgium; 8 April – Spain v Portugal, Belgium v Italy.Group A4: 4 April – Sweden v Italy, Wales v Denmark; 8 April – Denmark v Italy, Sweden v Wales.