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Waving union jacks and drinks to the sky: Manchester fanzone erupts as England win Euro 2022

Manchester Piccadilly erupted with sheer elation on Sunday night (July 31) as England snatched the trophy in the Women's Euros 2022. Supporters descended on the city's fan zone, with the tense game playing out across two giant screens to crowds of 2,000 people.

With waving union jack flags and drinks held up to the sky, there were scenes of triumph, as fans jumped on tables and hugged one another to celebrate the monumental victory, with a final score of 2-1 against Germany.

As early as 11am on Sunday, swathes of fans, some adorned red with and white face paint, whistles and flags, began to gather at the fan zone, giving them the chance to bask in the sun and enjoy the game with drinks and snacks in hand. The Manchester Evening News remained at the hub throughout the evening to capture the scenes and speak to fans before and after the game.

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Before kick off at 5pm, crowds were already gathering at the impressive fan site, eagerly awaiting the match. Among those were Hannah and Natalie, who said the 2022 tournament has 'put women's sport firmly on the map.'

Hannah (left) said: "A few years ago you wouldn’t have expected a turn out like this. We are football fans and have watched every game of this tournament, including at Old Trafford. This year it has been advertised so well and is on main TV, so it’s amazing and has put women’s football firmly on the map.

"The more coverage it gets, the better. Sport is very emotional and brings people together and to see females in sport being championed like this is just amazing."

Also out to enjoy the game were Trisha, Emma and Chris, who organised an outing as a family and

Read more on manchestereveningnews.co.uk