England fans cheer heroic Lionesses at Trafalgar Square victory celebrations
A sea of flags and raucous cheering met the victorious England Lionesses as they paraded the Euro 2022 trophy on Monday at a celebration at London's Trafalgar Square.
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A sea of flags and raucous cheering met the victorious England Lionesses as they paraded the Euro 2022 trophy on Monday at a celebration at London's Trafalgar Square.
Euro 2022 began with organisers defending the choice of small venues, but 25 days later a record European Championship attendance of 87,192 at Wembley for the final witnessed England at last win a major international tournament. The Lionesses' legacy could change the face of the women's game in England for future generations. A record television audience for a women's football match in the UK of 17.4 million tuned in to watch Sunday's tense 2-1 victory in extra time over Germany, as Chloe Kelly scored the winner.
A German newspaper declared a “new Wembley scam” after England’s victory in the Euro 2022 final on Sunday. The Lionesses produced a heroic display to beat Germany in extra time, with substitutes Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly on the scoresheet. Ad/> However, Germany were aggrieved they did not get a penalty for handball from England skipper Leah Williamson in the first half.
Players from the Women’s Super League (WSL) accounted for 21 per cent of minutes played at Euro 2022, PA news agency analysis shows.
England captain Leah Williamson has revealed what Prince William said to her during Sunday’s Euro 2022 trophy presentation after sharing an embrace with His Royal Highness.
It’s official, football has finally come home.
England’s Leah Williamson won the ball more often than any other player at Euro 2022 despite not making a single tackle, according to UEFA’s official statistics.
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