RTÉ Soccer Podcast: LOI Euro trio, Premier League preview and England's win Women's Euro 2022
Former League of Ireland title winners Gary Rogers and Conan Byrne join Raf Diallo and James McMahon on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
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Former League of Ireland title winners Gary Rogers and Conan Byrne join Raf Diallo and James McMahon on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
England were given a heroes' reception as thousands of fans packed into London's Trafalgar Square to celebrate their Euro 2022 triumph. The Lionesses secured a landmark trophy with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Germany on Sunday, with Chloe Kelly poking home the winner in extra time to spark pandemonium inside Wembley Stadium.
Leah Williamson has hailed England manager Sarina Wiegman as the «missing ingredient» that the Lionesses needed after securing a Euro 2022 triumph. Wiegman guided her side to their first major trophy, with substitute Chloe Kelly striking late in extra-time to seal a 2-1 win against Germany at Wembley. Ad/> It meant the Dutch manager retained the continental crown having led her native Netherlands to European Championship victory in 2017, becoming the first manager to win the Euros with two different countries.
Eight-year-old Tess was invited by the BBC to travel to Wembley and watch the match after her incredible support at the Lionesses’ semi-final against Sweden went viral.
After making history under the Wembley lights, the Euro 2022 celebrations are well underway for England.
football trophy since 1966. A capacity crowd of 7,000 supporters packed into Trafalgar Square to give the women's team a rapturous reception as they paraded the European championship trophy, following their 2-1 win over Germany. A tournament record crowd of 87,192 was at London's Wembley Stadium to see the victory, and the BBC said more than 23 million viewers tuned in on television or online Sunday.
There was a point where everyone thought Ilkay Gundogan would not be a Manchester City player this season.
Sunday was an unforgettable night in England's footballing history. The Lionesses beat eight-times-champions Germany 2-1 to win the UEFA women's Euro championship - after a 56-year wait for a major trophy.