The Lionesses have captured the hearts of the nations on their way to beating Germany and earning a historic win at the Euro 2022 final on Sunday (July 31). England's women secured their first ever tournament success - and the country's first in almost 60 years.
Backed by home support, the Lionesses looked like a champion side from the opening night and saw off Spain and Sweden en route to the final, which they won in extra-time. Chloe Kelly, on as a substitute, scored the winning goal with ten minutes to go.
The Manchester City forward raced away in celebration, taking her shirt off, before the entire team enjoyed their historic moment once the full-time whistle went. More than 87,000 people packed into Wembley - a record for a UEFA international competition.
