A record breaking 87,192 fans watched at Wembley on Sunday evening as England's women beat Germany to win Euro 2022 on Sunday night while a further 17.4 million fans watched from home on the BBC.
The match was won by Chloe Kelly's extra-time winner, with the match finishing 2-1. It was a special night and the Lionesses have drawn praise from many notable figures for their performance, it is the first time that a senior England side has won a major trophy since 1966.
The BBC's coverage was fronted by Gabby Logan, with Ian Wright, Alex Scott and Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall acting as pundits for the match. An average of 11 million tuned in as the coverage broke the record for the highest viewing figures for a women's match.