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England's Lionesses have made history after clinching victory in the Euro 2022 final by beating rivals Germany 2-1 at Wembley.Chloe Kelly was the match-winner, poking home from just a few yards out in extra-time to officially bring football home for the first time since 1966.Earlier in the night Ella Toone had given England the lead after brilliantly scooping the ball over keeper Merle Frohms, though the Germans hit back minutes later through Lina Magull.Here, Daily Star Sport has rated each player on their performances.READ MORE: Euros final gunning for 2022's top viewing figures - and could beat Platinum JubileeMARY EARPS - Rock solid once again whenever called upon and faultless for the German equaliser. Best goalkeeper in the tournament. 8 LUCY BRONZE - Another tireless and consistent performance from the full back, who tried to impact the game at both ends.

Manchester United Women's goalkeeper Mary Earps has been voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year, admitting she is 'truly honoured' to become the first-ever goalkeeper to scoop the award.

EA Sports FC 24 has named and rated the highest performing football players in the anticipated game, and expectedly, Manchester City striker Erling Haaland tops the list.With a total of 42 goals scored in his first season at Manchester City and his contribution to the club’s continental treble this year, it’s unsurprising that he is a must-have in EA Sports FC 24. As well as Haaland, Barcelona midfielder Alexia Putellas, Manchester City captain Kevin De Bruyne and PSG star Kylian Mbappé share a rating of 91.Following these four are Aitana Bonmati, Caroline Graham Hansen, Harry Kane, Karim Benzema, Robert Lewandowski, Sam Kerr, Thibaut Courtois and Lionel Messi with a score of 90.The remainder of the presently announced players were given a rating of 89 — Ada Hegerberg, Alex Morgan, Alexandra Popp, Alisson, Debinha, Guro Reiten, Kadidiatou Diani, Mapi Leon, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Mohamed Salah, Neymar Jr, Rodri, Ruben Dias, Vinicius Jr and Virgil Van Dijk.In EA Sports FC 24, Ultimate Team is now known as Ultimate Team Evolutions.

Lionesses have ended 56 years of hurt after beating Germany 2-1 in an unforgettable history-making evening at Wembley Stadium.Just like in 1966, it took extra-time to separate the two sides, with Chloe Kelly emulating Sir Geoff Hurst with a late winner - her first ever international goal - by poking home from a few yards out following an England set-piece. The 24-year-old whipped off her shirt in celebration, earning herself world's most welcomed yellow card in the history of English football.87,000 fans erupted as the full-time whistle blew as England's women secured their first ever triumph in a major international tournament.READ MORE: Lionesses fans fume at 'ridiculous' snub of backheel hero Alessia Russo for Euros finalThe Lionesses were worthy winners too, dominating the match the off.

England Women could well be bringing glory home as they go face-to-face against Germany Women in a gruelling final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday (July 31).The heated affair will see the Lionesses' Beth Mead challenge her German rival Alexandra Popp for the Golden Boot award as they both stand at six goals.If Sarina Weigman's team come out on top in the final, it will end England Women's hurt after narrowly missing out on the trophy to Germany in 2009. READ MORE: Chelcee Grimes on golden boot glory as she names top player to scoop Euros award Now as England backs the Lionesses to bring it home, Daily Star Sport spoke to singer and footballer Chelcee Grimes on what she thinks will go down on Sunday. When asked about her score predictions, she said: "Because I want an entertaining match, I think penalties.