Euro 2025: England Retains Title by Beating Spain on Penalties
England thrived in the high drama yet again to take down Spain in a penalty shootout and win a consecutive UEFA Women's Euro title on Sunday.
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England thrived in the high drama yet again to take down Spain in a penalty shootout and win a consecutive UEFA Women's Euro title on Sunday.
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