Defeated Spain captain Irene Paredes said England benefited from 'luck' throughout their run to victory at Euro 2025. The Lionesses had fewer shots than Spain and saw much less of the ball in Sunday's final, but still managed to secure back-to-back European titles, with Chloe Kelly converting the winning penalty in the shootout.

England made history in the 2025 Women’s European Championship final with a 3-1 penalty shootout win over Spain. The Lionesses are the only England team to win a major tournament on foreign

CHLOE KELLY once again inspired England to achieve what many thought was impossible. Sarina Wiegman’s incredible Lionesses defied their doubters again. They went the distance, through a third

Princess Beatrice and her family joined crowds of thousands watching the England women’s football team’s victory parade in central London. The princess, her husband Edoardo Mozzi and their children Sienna, Athena and Christopher, were among crowds lining The Mall near Buckingham Palace to celebrate the team winning Euro 2025.

Spain's players have publicly bemoaned their "cruel" Euros final defeat to England in the aftermath, claiming the Lionesses were "lucky" to win the tournament in Switzerland. Sarina Wiegman's side triumphed on penalties to retain their European crown and become the nation's first team to win a major trophy on foreign soil.

The England women's soccer team, known as the 'Lionesses', celebrated their historic Euro 2025 win in London with an open-top bus parade. They defeated Spain in a thrilling final, marking the first England team to win a major trophy abroad.

Lauren Hemp praised the ‘unbelievable’ support of England fans throughout Euro 2025 as the Lionesses were celebrated by 65,000 people at

ENGLAND are BEHIND against Spain as they look to defend their Euros crown! Mariona Caldentey SCORED for the Spaniards with a headed effort in the 25th minute, after some good work from Ona Batlle