England’s newly-crowned women’s team have sent an open letter to the next Prime Minister following their Euro 2022 triumph pleading for change.The Lionesses defeated Germany 2-1 in a thrilling contest at Wembley on Sunday to land England’s first major trophy since 1966.
And the team’s stars have all now signed a joint letter to Conservative leadership candidates Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak with the hope of sparking change in women’s football.A powerful letter called for all young girls to have access to, and be able to play football in schools moving forwards, while stating that only 63% of girls are currently able to in English schools.READ MORE: Lioness hero Chloe Kelly says she'll frame iconic sports bra after Euros winThe letter, released on social media, read: "Dear Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, On Sunday evening history was made.
The dreams of 23 women came true. England became European champions for the first time in history."Throughout the Euros, we as a team spoke about our legacy and goal to inspire a nation.
Many will think that this has already been achieved, but we see this only as the beginning."We want every young girl in the nation to be able to play football at school.
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