The team, decked in England flags and Union Jacks, travelled along The Mall on two open-top buses towards Buckingham Palace as the crowd chanted “It’s coming home.” The crowd was filled with people of all ages and genders,

England's Lionesses are welcomed home by fans and attend a Downing Street reception, the day after retaining their Euros title in a penalty shootout against Spain. We use cookies to give you the best online experience. Strictly necessary cookies are on by default. Additional cookies are off by default.

Lauren Hemp was able to celebrate the history of an England team who have become the first senior team to win a major tournament on foreign soil

Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is a huge football fan, branded the women's team 'history makers' after watching them roar to success in Switzerland last night

Julia Brunton, 73, helped to pave the way for England's modern-day success when she was selected for the first FA-affiliated women's team since the 1921 ban on women's football was rescinded.

From a 50-year ban in England to sold out stadiums, women’s football has evolved to levels once thought inconceivable in the UK. The Lionesses’ historic clash against Spain in the Euro 2025 final marked a new milestone for the sport.

Princess Beatrice and her family joined crowds of thousands watching the England women’s football team’s victory parade in central London. The princess, her husband Edoardo Mozzi and their children Sienna, Athena and Christopher, were among crowds lining The Mall near Buckingham Palace to celebrate the team winning Euro 2025.

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Euro 2025 has been one memorable tournament. From world-class goals, unforgettable saves, nail-biting extra time matches, dramatic penalty shootouts and teams making history, it’s something