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England crowned champions once again

Euro 2025 final score: England crowned champions once again after edging World Cup champs Spain in penalties

Spain were far and away the more dominant team in the game, controlling possession and shots, but England were just as efficient for most of the game.

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England beats Spain on penalties to win Women’s Euro 2025 final

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England wins women's EURO 2025 on penalties despite Spain dominating

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Euro 2025: Bonmatí Says Spain Being 'The Best Team of the Tournament' Wasn't Enough to Win Trophy

Being the most skillful and technically best team at the Women’s European Championship wasn't enough to get Spain the title on Sunday.

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Lioness star Chloe Kelly's 'Omagh blood' helped win Euros says relative

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England women return home to heroes' welcome after Euro 2025 win

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Euro 2025: England Beats Spain in a Penalty Shootout After 1-1 Draw to Retain Title

There was royalty from both nations in the VIP box watching the game.

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UEFA Women’s Euro 2025: Best player, favourite moments, biggest disappointments and more

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England triumph is most-watched TV moment of 2025

England’s Euro 2025 final penalty shootout: Notes under sleeves, a retaken kick, and ice-cold Kelly

England converted three penalties and goalkeeper Hannah Hampton saved two to hold off Spain in the Euro 2025 final

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Euro 2025: England goalie Hampton’s fairy-tale journey from eye surgeries to penalty shootout star

The remarkable journey of England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton from eye surgeries to being the star of two penalty shootouts for a European title-winning team was described as “a fairy tale” on Sunday.

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Lionesses Parade: England celebrate Euro 2025 triumph in London - as it happened

It has been a hectic 48 hours for the Lionesses since they beat Spain on penalties in Sunday night's final, becoming the first senior England team in history to defend an international title, as well as the first to win a trophy on foreign soil.