It will go down as one of the most iconic moments in English football history.
Chloe Kelly’s celebration of pure joy as she wheeled away in delight, tearing off her shirt in front of a delirious almost disbelieving Wembley. England’s first trophy since 1966, the day the Lionesses delivered what the men could not manage a year ago as Sarina Wiegman’s heroes changed the face of the women’s game forever.
They took a leaf out of the late, great Sir Alf Ramsey’s book who, back on this very weekend 56 years ago, told his players before extra time: “You’ve won it once, now go out and win it again.”
