England beat Spain in a penalty shootout to retain its title in the 2025 Women's European Championship final. The teams finished extra time tied 1-1, then England edged ahead 3-1 on penalty kicks.

The Bank of England is expected to soon slow the pace at which it shrinks its 558 billion-pound ($754 billion) holdings of government bonds, and economists hope next week will shed some light on its longer-term goals for the stockpile.

England won Euro 2025 and retained their European crown after beating Spain on penalties. Spain dominated much of the game and took the lead midway through the first half after Mariona Caldentey found the net.

Chloe Kelly has once more written her name in the history books. Kelly was England’s hero again at the Women’s European Championship on Sunday.

The legend of Chloe Kelly, England's resiliance, and Spain's disappointment. Here's what stood out from Sunday's final.

The power shift was absolute. Ben Stokes offered his hand for the draw but India slapped it away to emphasise their total dominance at the end of the fourth Test.

The remarkable journey of England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton from eye surgeries to being the star of two penalty shootouts for a European title-winning team was described as “a fairy tale” on Sunday. Player of the match Hampton saved a penalty shootout spot kick by Spain’s two-time Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmatí in a dramatic final.

SportsLine's Martin Green reveals his picks for the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final match featuring Spain vs. England