As was the case last summer, the England national team is winning hearts and minds across the nation as they surge into the latter stages of a major tournament.
England began their hosting duties of UEFA Women's Euro 2022 with a nervy win over Austria last week at Old Trafford, but on Monday evening in Brighton they sent a clear signal of intent with an 8-0 thrashing of Norway - dark horses to win the tournament
Sarina Wiegman's side put on a sensational display to earn a record-breaking result; no side had ever scored eight goals in a women's or men's Euros. As has often been the case for both women's and men's England teams in recent years, Manchester City players played key roles.