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Why Jess Carter won't be involved in the London trophy parade?
Defender Jess Carter will not participate in the open‑top bus trophy parade or Downing Street celebrations in London. And here is why:
These are the best moments of Euro 2025 according to Queenballers!
The festival of women's football is over. The European Championship title remains in England. Significantly, it was decided by penalties, which have been a feature of the entire tournament. In addition to the frequent penalties, the championship in Switzerland will also be remembered for its record viewership and many surprising moments. Let's take a look back at them.
Tough as Bronze. England's right-back reveals she played with fractured tibia
England right‑back Lucy Bronze revealed she competed in all six Euro 2025 matches—including qualifiers and knockout rounds—with a fractured tibia in her left leg, undisclosed until after the final.
It's coming home again! The Lionesses are European champions
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.
The Euro final is here. Let's recall England's complicated journey
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.
Will it come home again? Let's recall the story of The Lionesses from 2022
On Sunday, the Lionesses will face Spain. While England are defending their title, this is Spain's first ever Euro final. However, these teams have already met in one final - two years ago in the 2023 World Cup final, where Spain won. The Lionesses will not only want to defend their title, but also avenge their defeat to Spain in the World Cup.
Let's recall the story they wrote in 2022 when they won the European Championship for the first time, at their home ground in front of a sold-out crowd at Wembley.
Another big boost for the WSL newcomer
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.
Happy birthday Guro Reinten! Let's remind her goals in blue
It's Guro Reiten's birthday. This Norwegian star has won just about everything there is to win with Chelsea and is also doing well on an individual level. Take a look back at her goals in the blue jersey.
