England will take on Spain in their Euro 2025 showdown on Sunday night after a thrilling run to the final, three years on from the Lionesses securing Euros glory at Wembley

FIRED-UP England supporters have packed out fan zones in Basel today, as they gear up to roar on the Lionesses from abroad. The Lionesses are set to face Spain in the European Championship final

The British monarch urges the team to aim for World Cup glory in 2027 after their dramatic shootout win over Spain.

England are champions of Europe once again. The Lionesses won back-to-back Euro titles on Sunday, claiming Euro 2025 in a dramatic penalty kick shootout over reigning World Cup champions Spain. The match ended 1-1 in regulation,

To borrow from Winston Churchill, has ever a sporting nation owed as much to so few women as we do to our Lionesses?

Chloe Kelly has written her name in the history books. Or perhaps that should be rewritten. Kelly was England’s hero again at the Women’s European Championship on Sunday, setting up the equalizer in the final before coolly firing home the winning spot kick in the shootout to seal victory over World Cup winner Spain.

England penalty hero Chloe Kelly said Sunday she had been unable to hold back the tears after finishing a roller-coaster year in her career by scoring the spot-kick that allowed the Lionesses to beat Spain in the Women's Euro 2025 final.

Perhaps Ella Toone put it best. “I think sometimes when you’re in the moment and you’re playing, you don’t always think about how it’s making your family feel,” she said this week. “When you’re here and sit with them,