England's women celebrated long into the night at their west London base after sealing Euro 2022 success at Wembley.
The Lionesses saw off Germany in extra-time with substitute Chloe Kelly grabbing the winner from close range after the contest finished 1-1 after 90 minutes. Ella Toone had bagged the opener before Germany's Lina Magull equalised, but it was the host nation who ended their wait for a first tournament triumph.
It was the country's first success since 1966 - when the men beat Germany at the old Wembley. The women's game has enjoyed a rapid rise and their popularity was underlined by a record-breaking attendance of over 87,000 at the home of football on Sunday evening.
