(Reuters) – England forward Beth Mead described soccer as her “safe space” from setbacks off the pitch, saying she uses the sport as an escape from difficulties in her personal life and to bounce back from disappointments. The 27-year-old, who missed out on selection for last year’s Tokyo Olympics, leads the goal-scoring charts at the European Championship heading into Sunday’s final against eight-times champions Germany at Wembley Stadium. “Football is my safe space, a place for me to escape sometimes,” Mead told British media on Saturday. “Probably watching me play football it’s looked all f…