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New York Times said on Sunday that Football's Coming Home — a 'wry anthem trotted out by England fans every time its team get a whiff of a title' — had been booming out of the Wembley speakers. 'Everyone, you will not be surprised, knows the words by heart,' a writer observed. The $64,000 question for the new European champions now is whether they can reach the Holy Grail and beat the USA at next summer's World Cup.

Gary Lineker has come under fire for one of his tweets celebrating the Lioness’ historic Euro 2022 win, leading the broadcaster to delete the offending post, featuring an ill-judged pun.The former England player live-tweeted excitedly along with Sunday’s match, where goals from Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly saw the national side storm to a 2-1 victory, clinching the country’s first major trophy in 56 years.As the England women’s team celebrated their triumph, Gary posted a comment that didn’t land as well as his others, with many fans branding it ‘sexist’.The pundit wrote: ‘The @Lionesses have only gone and done it, and Kelly is England’s heroine, bra none.’His now-deleted tweet seemed to refer to Chloe removing her England shirt in celebration, spinning it round over her head, but plenty of his followers were unimpressed with the remark, sparking an online discussion.‘It’s just yet another example of casual sexism. Why mention her bra at all? Why not just congratulate her on the goal? Women put up with these kind of “jokes” all the time and we’re fed up of it,’ replied one user, while another accused the retired footballer of ‘belittling’ the team and its achievements.Another slammed his comment as ‘the puerile joke of a 13-year-old boy who has never see a bra before’.‘It’s a pity because it was a historic win.

England star Lucy Bronze as the Lionesses' celebrations continued into their second day.The Lionesses brought football home after beating Germany 2-1 in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley on Sunday evening. Chole Kelly was the difference maker when she reacted first to a loose ball in the box deep into extra time.And as the English side have rightfully enjoyed their celebrations, England boss Weigman turned down the chance to join in on some early celebrations.

England star Ella Toone aimed a light-hearted joke at Harry Kane during the Euro 2022 victory parade.

Euros after beating Germany at Wembley in a nail-biting match that had fans around the country celebrating.

England's women's football team made history on Sunday night with a 2-1 win over Germany in the Euro 2022 final. The Lionesses not only won the first ever major women's championship but it was also the country’s first international success since the men’s team won the World Cup back in 1966.

England hero Chloe Kelly only managed to text back Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor at "4am" as the Lionesses partied into the early hours following their monumental 2-1 victory over Germany in the Euro 2022 final.Kelly's extra-time winner sparked jubilant scenes at a packed-out Wembley Stadium and the festivities ran long into the early hours of Monday morning after ending 56 years without a major honour on the international stage.As well as bellowing out Sweet Caroline with the record-breaking 87,192 crowd, the Lionesses gatecrashed manager Sarina Wiegman's post-match press conference, performing a rendition of well-known anthem "It's Coming Home," before returning to their hotel to continue their celebrations.READ MORE: Ella Toone’s LA trip before Euro 2022 proved to be perfect prep for Lioness heroAnd such was the merrymaking at the Lensbury Resortin southwest London, goalscorer Kelly didn't reply to club manager Taylor until 4am. "I think if there's one player who really deserves that moment it's Chloe Kelly, he told BBC Radio Manchester."Anybody who knows her [knows] she's a dream to work with.

England's Lionesses were pictured returning to their £118-a-night hotel with their trophy while celebrating their UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final victory. On Sunday 31 July, the women beat Germany 2-1 in extra-time at Wembley.

READ MORE: England Lionesses clinch Euros glory as super-sub Chloe Kelly brings football homeThe Lionesses become the history makers!Make sure you get a copy of our 48 page special celebrating England's fantastic victory over Germany in the final of the UEFA Women's EURO championships featuring all the final action, celebration pictures, the road to Wembley glory, tournament wallchart, stats and facts and a fantastic centre spread souvenir poster. Only £3 and available to pre-order NOWWiegman described their celebrations as "crazy" on Monday morning, as she said: "Crazy.

win the final of the Women's Euros 2022.Wembley hosted a full stadium, with over 87,000 fans cheering on the team. It was a record-breaking attendance, the biggest of the tournament's history.In a physical game, with lots of fouls and tired legs, super-sub Chloe Kelly came on to score the winner and give England its first taste of international glory since 1966, sending fans into frenzy across the country.We take a look at Chloe Kelly's journey from injury to THAT celebration and her mic drop interview.England's new hero suffered a serious ACL injury last season, keeping her out of Great Britain's Olympic team.Having scored 10 goals in last season's campaign for Manchester City, she looked a shoo-in to help compete for Gold.Instead of competing at the Olympics, Chloe was in the Wembley stands as a fan, watching on as England's men's team lost out to Italy in that penalty shootout last year.A year later, she scored the winner to bring home the trophy herself.It was not pretty, but it did not matter.The ball was pinging around the six-yard box following an England corner; Kelly was in the right place at the right time and stuck out a leg to poke it home.Wembley erupted, but celebrations were on hold as the Lionesses waited for the goal to be confirmed - but when it was, the players went crazy.An iconic moment that will stay with the players, the fans and the sport for a long time: Chloe Kelly spinning her shirt round with pure elation, sports bra on show.As author Lucy Ward put it on Twitter: "This image of a woman shirtless in a sports bra - hugely significant.

England fans feeling a little under the weather on Monday - particularly Lioness hero Leah Williamson.It was the biggest night in English women's football history as the Lionesses won Euro 2022 on home soil, ending their wait for an international trophy. After the heartache experienced last summer as the men's team lost in the final to Italy, the women brought it home, and did so in style.Ella Toone had Wembley rocking after 62 minutes, before Germany equalised with ten minutes left to play.

England's Lionesses sent football fans all across the country wild after beating Germany at the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final at Wembley on 31 July.The team made history as they won the nation's first major football trophy since 1966 having beat Germany 2-1, with Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly both scoring goals. Chloe, 24, who plays for Manchester City, scored the winning goal in the 110th minute in front of the record-breaking 87,192-strong audience at Wembley, and she understandably couldn't hide her excitement as she celebrated on the pitch.

If you watched the Lionesses win against Germany on July 31, you were lucky to see history in the making.The Lionesses, who are the England women’s national football team managed by Sarina Wiegman, thrilled millions of fans including royalty in a nail-biting match when they went on to win 2-1 against Germany.The first goal from England’s Ella Toone in the 62nd minute, followed by an equaliser by Germany’s Lina Magull in the 79th minute had many dreading the match would go to penalties, who England have a heartbreaking history with. Gary Lineker tweeted: “It’s going to be bloody penalties, isn’t it?” whilst Dom Joly echoed his nerve-shredding sentiment by tweeting: “It’s going to be penalties isn’t it? #EngvGer.” England’s Chloe Kelly’s goal in extra time propelled the Lionesses to clinch their first win in a final since 1966.

the Lionesses ended 56 years of hurt with an emphatic and dramatic victory in the UEFA Women's Euros final against the greatest of footballing rivals for this country in the form of Germany. Substitute and Man United star Ella Toone opened the scoring midway through the second half with a perfectly timed chip after she was played through exquisitely by the player of the match Keira Walsh.

Demand for tickets in the Women's Super League (WSL) have skyrocketed after the Lionesses historic Euro win at Wembley last night - as searches for Manchester City games surged by over 3000pc.

after leading England to Euro 2022 glory at Wembley.Wiegman, 52, remains unbeaten since taking charge of the Lionesses and has now won back-to-back Euros with Holland and England. She is understood to have earned a £200,000 bonus for winning the first major trophy in Lionesses history - and will take her side to next year's World Cup in Australia as one of the favourites to win it. READ MORE: England Lionesses clinch Euros glory as super-sub Chloe Kelly brings football home The FA fear Wiegman could be lured away at some stage in the future and would like her to extend her current deal. Rachel Daly admits Wiegman should be recognised as one of the best in the business in both the men's and women's game.Daly said: "She should be.

England's Lionesses sent the country wild on Sunday (31 July) evening after beating Germany at the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final at Wembley.The team's triumphant win marked the nation's first major football trophy since 1966, and the 87,192-strong audience were ecstatic as it was confirmed that England had won. The team wasted no time celebrating their incredible win and after being congratulated by the Queen, they kicked off their wild night of partying at Wembley before heading onto the team coach to continue the celebrations.

Naman Ramachandran The England Lionesses’ historic win in the Women’s Euro 2022 soccer championship has proved to be a viewership bonanza for the BBC. England beat eight-time champions Germany at London’s Wembley stadium in the final on Sunday evening, with Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly scoring for the victors. The game was played in front of a record crowd of 87,192.

England's record-breaking Lionesses were filmed partying on their hotel lawn as celebrations ran long into the night following a 2-1 win over Germany in the European Championships final.Chloe Kelly's extra-time winner prompted bedlam around Wembley Stadium with the Manchester City forward prodding home from inside the six-yard box to hand England their first major trophy since 1966. 12 months on from European Championships heartbreak, when the men's team suffered defeat via a penalty shootout to Italy, the women's team finally brought football home after a 56-year wait.

Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane congratulated the Lionesses on social media after their Euro 2022 success over Germany. Kane is someone who knows a thing or two about what it takes to score important goals for his country. The 29-year-old has 50 goals for the Three Lions and won the Golden Boot at the 2018 World Cup.

BBC Breakfast fans were less than impressed after tuning in to the morning programme as Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson presented the show.Ben was hosting the show in place of Jon Kay and prior to the programme the England women's football team, the Lionesses, had won their match against Germany and the country was in uproar.The BBC news programme shared clips from the game, from crowds celebrating up and down the country and interviews with the football players themselves.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast in total chaos as collapse in studio leads to urgent action from crewThe first hour of the show was mainly taken up with football talk and some of the viewers were not happy.Some took to Twitter to comment on the morning's schedule.A furious fan tweeted: "That's enough football now, surely?"Another added: "Is this the only news we're going to be having for the foreseeable? For f**** sake, get a grip!"The early morning news programme took the opportunity to show patriotism and pride after the Lionesses' incredible 2-1 win against Germany.They interviewed proud supporters throughout the country and showed audiences videos from behind the scenes, including a clip of the team on the bus after the game as they jumped up and down and sang to each other.One reporter was sent to Trafalgar Square where viewers were told they could join in the festivities from 11 o'clock on a first come, first serve basis.He told the camera that the Lionesses will be making an appearance in the square and that the DJ decks will be blaring football classics such as Sweet Caroline and Freed From Desire.England player Chloe Kelly famously dropped the microphone to go and sing Sweet Caroline with her team mates during the middle of an interview after the