England made history in the 2025 Women’s European Championship final with a 3-1 penalty shootout win over Spain. The Lionesses are the only England team to win a major tournament on foreign

The Lionesses are enjoying a homecoming celebration with England fans at a victory parade in London today after their historic triumph at Euro 2025. Sarina Wiegman’s side beat Spain on penalties on Sunday to defend their Women’s Euro title and become ...

There will be an open-top bus procession along The Mall, culminating with a staged ceremony at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace - and it will be live on BBC, ITV and Sky

Four England players have been named in the Euro 2025 team of the tournament after their triumph in Switzerland. Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton, right-back Lucy Bronze, forward Chloe Kelly and striker Alessia Russo have all been picked. Hampton played every minute of the Lionesses' six games, making key saves throughout the competition.

Umbers thinks Euro 2025, organised by Uefa, will boost investor appetite for “top-level” women’s football clubs. In particular, he expects “the floodgates to open with respect to investment” into clubs playing in the Women’s Super League, the highest level of the game in England.

From participation to attendance to TV numbers, Miguel Delaney explains how a second straight Euros triumph will change football in England and beyond

The Lionesses are again champions of Europe after outlasting World Cup champions Spain to win Women's EURO after penalties in Switzerland.

Princess Charlotte and Prince William have cheered on the Lionesses to victory! On Sunday, July 27, the father-daughter duo attended the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Final in Switzerland to watch England beat Spain.