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England v Germany player ratings: Ella Toone, Chloe Kelly and Keira Walsh star as Lionesses win Women’s Euro 2022

England are champions of Europe after beating Germany in the Women’s Euro 2022 final – but who starred for the Lionesses in the big match?

Boss Sarina Wiegman opted for her usual 4-2-3-1 line-up, featuring Manchester United’s Mary Earps in goal with Chelsea’s Millie Bright and Arsenal’s Leah Williamson as the centre-backs.

Barcelona right-back Lucy Bronze completed the back four along with left-back Rachel Daly, who plays for American side Houston Dash, with Bayern Munich’s Georgia Stanway and Manchester City’s Keira Walsh in defensive midfield.

In-form forward Beth Mead of Arsenal lined up on the left of the attacking three alongside Chelsea’s Fran Kirby in the middle and City’s Lauren Hemp on the right with veteran City striker Ellen White leading the line.

Ella Toone, Chloe Kelly, Alessia Russo, Jill Scott, Alex Greenwood and Nikita Parris came on from the bench – with Toone and Kelly grabbing the crucial goals.

Rating them between 1 and 10, here’s how the Lionesses performed during the Wembley showpiece…

Strong in the second half despite facing some big chances. Produced one massive save to deny Lea Schuller. Also stopped Tabea Waßmuth in a one-on-one. Was impressive in first half too, denying Schuller a free header by collecting a crossed ball. Not much she could have done about the German goal.

Good in the first half but there was one sloppy early second-half error, which allowed Tabea Waßmuth to go one-on-one with Mary Earps and could have seen the Lionesses fall behind. Probably could have done better for Germany’s goal too, allowing goalscorer Lina Magull too much space. Not her best showing.

Arguably at fault for Germany’s goal, where she played someone onside and failed to close down Tabea Waßmuth, who grabbed the

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