Women's World Cup 2015: England celebrate in style

England beat Germany for the first time in 21 attempts

England's Lionesses wasted no time in celebrating their World Cup bronze medals after beating Germany 1-0 in the third-place play-off in Canada.

Fara Williams scored an extra-time penalty as England defeated Germany first the first time in 21 attempts and in doing so achieved the second-best performance by an England team following the 1966 win by the men's side.

Mark Sampson's side danced around the Edmonton pitch in jubilation before sharing their joy on social media.

England midfielder Karen Carney had a kiss for team-mate Laura Bassett, whose last-minute own goal against Japan led to England losing their semi-final 2-1

Carney also had words of thanks for England physio Donna Gormley

England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain was full of praise for defender Lucy Bronze

Chamberlain also enjoyed the moment with her family

It looks like England defender Alex Scott is planning a good evening

A message home from England defender Casey Stoney

England defender Lucy Bronze posted this picture on Instagram with the message "Something's happening".

England defender Jo Potter lets her tweet do the talking

Striker Eniola Aluko celebrates with Katie Chapman and Claire Rafferty