Michelle Agyemang

As Leah Williamson once said - England is never done! And it's true. The Lionesses' journey at this Euro has been complicated. They lost their opening match against France. They knew they had to beat the Netherlands or they wouldn't make it out of the group stage. They were losing 0-2 to Sweden in the 80th minute. They were one goal down against Italy in the 90th minute. And yet they will play in the final on Sunday.

Watch the press conference with coach Sarina Wiegman, captain Leah Williamson, defender Lucy Bronze, and Michelle Agyemang, the young heroine of the last two matches

• The 19‑year‑old Arsenal forward is rapidly making an impact at Euro 2025. After she scored within 41 seconds on her debut against Belgium and recently made an impression in just four minutes against France last Saturday.
• Following England’s 2–1 loss to France in the opener, Agyemang confirms the team is “fired up,” viewing the upcoming game against the Netherlands as a pivotal opportunity to defend their title.

And what does Luby Bronze say about her? Read the full article on The Guardian.

The Lionesses won't remember Tuesday night fondly. After an amazing 5-0 win over Belgium, they lost 3-2 in the return match. They were already down in the third minute when Tessa Wulaert (Inter Milan) scored. Towards the end of the first half they were already 3-0 down, eventually Beth Mead (Arsenal) reduced the deficit from a penalty.

The Lionesses eventually lost for the first time in the Nations League, but for the young Lionesses the evening will remain fabulous for a long time. Michelle Agyemang was sent on in the 81st minute as a substitute for Jessica Park. It was the debut for the newly 19-year-old, who is currently on loan at Brighton, in her national team debut. After just 40 seconds on the pitch, she reduced the score to 3:2, giving England hope of an equaliser and becoming the english heroine of the evening.