Williamson back for World Cup qualifiers as Wiegman denies contract is ‘distraction’:Sarina Wiegman named England's squad for World Cup qualifiers vs Ukraine and Iceland. Captain Leah Williamson returns from injury, but Ella Toone and Beth Mead are out. Wiegman dismissed contract distraction as focus is on qualifying.
Eni Aluko hits out at Ian Wright again and blasts BBC pundit choice for England games:Eni Aluko criticizes Ian Wright and male pundits dominating women's football coverage, arguing key roles should go to women with playing experience to avoid repeating patriarchal structures.
Beth Mead exclusive interview: 'Mentality monster' Lionesses can lift World Cup after Euros title defence:Beth Mead says England's Euro 2025-winning squad aims to conquer the 2027 World Cup, praising their 'mentality monsters' spirit. The Lionesses face Brazil in a friendly as they build towards the tournament.
Sarina Wiegman: I’ll always be ‘grateful’ to England retiree Millie Bright:England boss Sarina Wiegman praised Millie Bright following her retirement from international duty. The 32-year-old defender, who captained England to the 2023 World Cup final, earned 88 caps and won Euro 2022.
Fans spot ‘generational’ awkward moment as Lionesses hero gets Ballon d'Or award:Mary Earps presented Hannah Hampton with the Women's Yashin Trophy, but fans noted her apparent displeasure. Hampton replaced Earps as England's No 1 after Earps' shock retirement before Euro 2025.
Hampton's Genius Move Seals England's Euro 2025 Shootout Win:England's Hannah Hampton tricked Spain's Cata Coll by throwing her penalty notes into the crowd, helping the Lionesses win the Euro 2025 final shootout 3-1. Hampton saved two penalties and earned tournament honors.
Lionesses Eye World Cup Glory After Euro 2025 Triumph:England's Lionesses celebrate Euro 2025 victory, with King Charles urging them to win the 2027 World Cup. Sarina Wiegman's squad faces tactical shifts as key staff depart, while veterans like Lucy Bronze aim to stay fit for Brazil 2027.
Toone's Emotional Euro 2025 Win After Grandmother's Passing:Ella Toone played 87 minutes in England's Euro 2025 final victory over Spain, just hours after her grandmother passed away. The midfielder, who lost her father last year, dedicated the win to her 'angels in the sky'.
Toone's Emotional Euro Win After Grandmother's Passing:England's Ella Toone played 87 minutes in their Euro 2025 final victory over Spain, hours after her grandmother's death. The midfielder, who lost her father last year, honored her 'football-loving' nan in an emotional tribute.
Ella Toone's Heartbreak: Nan Dies on Euro 2025 Final Morning:England midfielder Ella Toone revealed her nan passed away on the morning of the Euro 2025 final. Toone, 25, paid tribute to 'Nana Maz' on Instagram, sharing emotional memories and gratitude for her support.
Lucy Bronze Outdoes Pearce, Plays Euros With Fractured Tibia:England's Lucy Bronze played Euro 2025 with a fractured tibia, earning praise from Stuart Pearce. Bronze helped the Lionesses win the tournament, showcasing immense courage and resilience.
Lionesses' Emotional Euro 2025 Parade: Williamson Fights Tears:England captain Leah Williamson fought back tears during the Euro 2025 victory parade in London after the Lionesses beat Spain on penalties to claim back-to-back European titles.
Lionesses Stun Spain in Euro 2025 Final Thriller, 16.2M Watch:England's Lionesses retained their European crown with a dramatic penalty shootout win over Spain after a 1-1 draw. Chloe Kelly scored the decisive penalty, while Hannah Hampton made two crucial saves. The match drew a record 16.2 million viewers, becoming the year's biggest TV event.
Lionesses' Chloe Kelly Drops F-Bomb Live on BBC Parade:Chloe Kelly swore during England's Euro 2025 victory parade, prompting Alex Scott to apologize on live TV. Kelly, who scored the winning penalty, celebrated with fans in London after the Lionesses' dramatic shoot-out win over Spain.
Lionesses Make History: Euro 2025 Triumph on Foreign Soil:England's Lionesses won Euro 2025 after a penalty shootout victory over Spain in Basel, becoming the first England team to win a major trophy abroad. Thousands will celebrate their homecoming in London.