The Lionesses’ European Championship final victory over Spain in Basel was both dramatic and historic. They sealed back-to-back Euros triumphs with a penalty shoot-out win – Chloe Kelly, of course, slotting the decisive spot kick – and in doing so became the first England team to lift a major trophy on foreign soil.

An open-top bus parade will be held in London tomorrow lunchtime along The Mall - culminating in a ceremony at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace.

Chloe Kelly delivered again when it mattered most for England's Lionesses by scoring the winning penalty in the Euro 2025 final against Spain, with husband Scott watching on in awe

Sarah Ferguson issued a sweet message for the Lionesses on social media, which appeared to correct a blunder made by the King.

Lionesses hero Chloe Kelly declared she was “proud to be English” after her latest heroics delivered Euro 2025 glory in Basel. Kelly converted the winning penalty in the shootout win over Spain, three years after scoring the winning goal in extra time in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley.

England boss Sarina Wiegman promised to “do some more dancing” after the Lionesses completed their third successive comeback to defend their European crown with a 3-1 penalty shootout victory over Spain in Basel. Sunday’s triumph also avenged the 2023 World Cup final, where England were beaten by Spain 1-0 in Sydney.

British broadcasters BBC and ITV announced that they have secured the rights to show the Women's World Cup 2027. Both TV channels shared coverage of the Euro 2025 final, which saw England Lionesses defeat Spain in a penalty shoot-out, and will continue to split matches in Brazil.

England retained the European Championship trophy with victory over Spain. This is the story of their triumphant tournament

The whole of England are celebrating the Lionesses’ Euro triumph …even the villagers of Emmerdale. Brits across the nation are buzzing after the England ladies football team lifted the trophy following their triumphant victory over Spain in the finals of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025.

The Lionesses unofficial "emotional support dog" Reggie the Cavapoo was right at the centre of their celebrations upon return to their hotel after their Euro 2025 win.