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England's first in 56 years.Although the moment was an incredibly proud one for her, Hill then had to deal with several trolls on social media who targeted her for what she was wearing. She hit back at the comments with a tweet of her own.READ MORE: Lionesses hero Chloe Kelly looks awkward as Richard Madeley gives her new name on GMBHill said: "Be proud of your bodies! Celebrate yourselves! Show off your curves! Cover up for no one and be confident! "Took me a long time to learn that and I wish I had role models like that growing up! Thanks for having me today @Lionesses, you’re doing us proud."After nasty posts continued to be directed towards her, she started replying to them individually.

England Euro 2022 hero Chloe Kelly was left looking embarrassed on Good Morning Britain when Richard Madeley appeared to give her a new name.Kelly was England's hero on Sunday evening when she reacted first to a loose ball in the box to bundle the Lionesses ahead. England had already been pegged back once, but Germany couldn't repeat the feat, and the Lionesses claimed a historic win.And appearing on GMB on Tuesday morning, Madeley said: "Chole, or Coco, as I call my daughter Chloe.

READ MORE: Bobby Zamora responds to Chloe Kelly's 'Bobby moment' in Euro 2022 final "But she shouldn’t have done. What she should have told me was ‘not funny Richard.

England hero Chloe Kelly has revealed exactly what she is going to do with her now-iconic sports bra following the Lionesses’ Euro 2022 win at Wembley.The striker etched her name in history by scoring the extra-time winner against Germany in the final to win England their first major trophy since 1966. Her wild celebration perfectly summed up the euphoria of the moment as she whipped off her shirt and swirled it above her head while galloping away and showing off her Nike sports bra underneath.And the 24-year-old Manchester City forward has since explained her plans for the now-famous piece of clothing.READ MORE: Lioness hero Lucy Bronze wears ski goggles at victory parade to hide 'hangover eyes'She said: “I’m going to frame my boots, my shirt and, of course, my sports bra — absolutely everything.”Kelly went on to reveal it was Queens Park Rangers hero Bobby Zamora that inspired the iconic moment.

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has responded to a social media joke made by Rio Ferdinand.

Chelsea legend Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink was left shocked by Rob Green's finger after over 20 years of professional goalkeeping.The pair were at Stamford Bridge, alongside Bobby Zamora, to preview the Blues' clash with Manchester City on Saturday lunchtime.Green, who is a former England international, has 267 Premier League appearances to his name across spells at Norwich, West Ham, QPR, and Chelsea.And the 41-year-old wasn't shy about showing off his finger when the conversation moved onto the ferocity of shots in the Premier League.The Dutchman, renowned for his powerful shots, was shocked to see Green's disfigured finger."That's from one of Jimmy's free-kicks about 15 years ago," Green joked as he showed off his finger to the two former

Tottenham star Stephane Dalmat once walked off during a Premier League game because he wanted to beat the post-match traffic.Dalmat left Inter Milan to join Spurs on loan in the 2003/04 campaign, racking up 22 appearances and scoring three goals in his time with the north London club.The French midfielder was known for being a bit of a maverick, which ultimately cost him a permanent move to Spurs in 2004.And during one of his 22 appearances for the club, ex-Spurs striker Bobby Zamora has revealed that Dalmat unexpectedly walked off the pitch and left the stadium in order to beat the traffic after the match.Zamora told Jimmy Bullard’s Off the Hook podcast: "We played a game at Spurs.

Clint Dempsey punched through a window and had shards of glass stuck in his hand after learning he wouldn't be playing in Fulham's Europa League semi-final.

Bobby Zamora has named Jamie Carragher his "easiest defender to play against" in a scathing criticism of the Liverpool legend.