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With the first legs of the Women’s Champions League semi-finals (Chelsea v Barcelona, and Wolfsburg v Arsenal) taking place this weekend we pick a combined XI from the four teams.
For some years now, England’s Lionesses and their ever-growing army of allies have not so much demanded as politely suggested they should be treated equally to their male counterparts and with a penalty shootout looming against Germany on Sunday night, it looked like they might finally achieve parity in the most hideously predictable manner imaginable. But with 10 minutes of extra time remaining, Chloe Kelly stuck out a toe to stab the ball past Merle Frohms in the German goal to avoid the trauma of the inevitable shootout defeat, before removing her shirt and putting it back on again all the better to keep the ball down by the corner flag for most of the next 10 minutes.
It’s official, football has finally come home.
England’s Euro 2022 dream became reality as Chloe Kelly’s extra-time finish saw the Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 and secure the first major trophy in their history in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley.
England defeated Germany 2-1 on Sunday to lift the Women's Euro title at Wembley Stadium and after many years, England supporters have gotten the chance to sing "it's coming home". The normal 90 minutes had ended on level terms (1-1), but England managed to find the winner in extra time, and the side ended up winning the contest 2-1. For England, Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly scored the goals. After the win, coach Sarina Weigman was talking to the media when the players entered the room, dancing and singing "it's coming home".
England’s celebrating players gate-crashed Sarina Wiegman’s press conference and received congratulations including a message from Queen Elizabeth II after beating Germany at Wembley to be crowned Euro 2022 champions.
Kent’s Alessia Russo came off the bench as England’s Women beat Germany to become European champions.
LONDON — England are your Women's Euro 2022 winners after a thrilling back-and-forth final against Germany on Sunday. Substitute Ella Toone gave the tournament hosts a second-half lead with a brilliant individual goal, only for Lina Magull to level in the 79th minute. When the game went to extra time, it was another England sub, Chloe Kelly, who scored from close range after Germany failed to clear a corner.