England Women made history on Sunday night, with their Euro 2022 final win helping them lift the trophy that the whole country has been waiting for. The celebrations were seen on and off the pitch by the 87,000 fans that were watching in Wembley Stadium and the millions watching around the country.
The England Women conceded just two goals throughout the whole tournament and had some big results, including their 8-0 win against Norway and a 5-0 victory over Northern Ireland. The win is not only a big achievement for the team itself but will also inspire so many young people worldwide, especially girls, and hopefully change how women's football is seen.
The teamwork and resilience the whole squad and manager Sarina Wiegman showed throughout the tournament helped them lift the trophy, and it was fully deserved. Wiegman became the manager of the first men's or women's team in a European Championship, to name an unchanged starting line-up in every game from the group stages to the final.
