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They did it again. Even though Spain scored the first goal, The Lionesses managed to take the match into extra time thanks to a header from Alessia Russo, and then won the European Championship for the second time after a penalty shootout.

Starting at 6 p.m. Central European Time, England and Spain will battle it out for the European Championship title. However, England's journey was a difficult one. Let's take a look back at it.

London City Lionesses are set to begin their first season in England's top flight on September 6 against Arsenal at their home ground, Emirates Stadium. The club has already announced several big names – in addition to Daniëlle van de Donk, Nikita Parris has now also signed.

Former Scotland international and coach Pauline Hamill has been named as the inaugural head coach of the newly established Afghan women’s refugee football team.

Unlike Premier League, both The Women’s Super League (WSL) and Women’s Super League 2  will extend its alcohol‑in‑stands trial into the full 202/26 season.

In January, Chloe Kelly was still a player for Manchester City. According to a statement she posted on her Instagram, she was not enjoying football and wanted to quit. But now everything has changed.

The second finalist was also decided in extra time. Thanks to Aintana Bonmatí's goal in extra time, Spain will appear in the European Championship final for the first time ever.

England had to beat Italy to reach the dream final. For one of England's stars, Alessia Russo, this match had a personal dimension—her grandparents are from Italy.