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'I've never seen anything like it' - England celebrate their Euro 25 win in front of thousands of fans in London

The bus carrying the England women's national football team drives along the Mall during the homecoming victory parade near Buckingham Palace PA Media

The Lionesses have been celebrating their Euro 2025 win with an open-top bus procession in central London, alongside thousands of fans.

Some people had travelled long distances to be there, including from Durham in the north-east of England to Bristol in the south-west.

One family told BBC Sport they got up at 5:00 AM to make sure they were part of the celebrations, because they saw this as a big moment in history.

England star Lucy Bronze said, "It's just amazing. This moment is unbelievable... I've never seen anything like it."

Keep reading to catch up on all the action as it happened.

A bandstand is shown in front of Buckingham Palace with signage that reads European Champions. Getty Images

People arrived early in the morning to line the parade route along The Mall near Buckingham Palace

Girl wearing glasses is seen having faceprint applied to her cheek by a woman who is wearing a white hat. Getty Images

Lots of fans had flags and face paint to show their support for the team

Six children standing at the front of the crowd holding England flags and wearing sunglasses with the names of Chloe Kelly and Grace Clinton written on them with pen marker. Getty Images

These fans had even written the names of their favourite players on their sunglasses

Crowds of people line the mall with St George's Cross and Union flags seen hanging Getty Images

Thousands of people lined The Mall, waiting for a chance to celebrate the team

Georgia Stanway, Chloe Kelly and Ella Toone of England seen waving from top deck of bus, which has the text 2022, 2025 European Champions Getty Images

Georgia Stanway, Chloe Kelly and Ella Toone waved to fans as their bus made its way up The Mall

Leah Williamson of England lifts the UEFA Women's Euro trophy during the England Women's team victory parade and celebrationGetty Images

Then it was the moment the crowd has been waiting for - to see the Euros trophy for themselves - and thankfully Captain Leah Williamson was happy to show it off

Grace Clinton of England reacts during the England Women's paradeGetty Images

With the bus pulling away, Grace Clinton turned back to see the fans behind her

Two buses make their way down The Mall with members of staff walking alongside. Getty Images

It took two buses to fit everyone from the squad and coaching staff on

Fans seen from behind as the bus travels up the Mall towards Buckingham Palace.Getty Images

As the bus travelled up The Mall towards Buckingham Palace, the Royal Air Force band played iconic English football anthem Three Lions, with thousands of fans singing along and waving flags

Fans cover part of The Mall outside Buckingham Palace Getty Images

After the bus went past, fans walked up The Mall to watch the team gather on stage at the Queen Victoria Memorial for the next part of the celebrations

England players on stage during a Homecoming Victory Parade PA Media

On stage the Lionesses had a chance to speak about how they've been feeling since their win. Chloe Kelly told the crowd, "It feels so good to stand with these girls and all the backroom staff. Thank you to everyone who turned out... I'm so proud to be English."