England captain Leah Williamson: "I can't stop crying. We talk and we talk and we've finally done it. It's the proudest moment of my life. I'm taking in every single second because I'll want to relive this for a long time.

"The legacy of this tournament is a change in society. We have brought people together, brought people to games. We want people at WSL games. Sorry I'm screaming but I love every single one of you and I'm so proud to be English!"

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley

It's more than an hour after the game ended and the England players have finally left the pitch - Ellen White the last one to do so.

They had sat there in small groups or just on their own, taking in what an historic achievement it has been.

The presentation platform is being dismantled and the glitter/confetti is being gathered up by the groundsmen.

Wow, what an ending to a brilliant Euros that has broken so many records and changed so many perceptions!

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Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

The ultimate team. We have a leader who managed every emotion, kept them all involved. They knew they’d all have their moment.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

On Jill Scott

The subs in the 85th minute, her experience. She was doing professional fouls, winning the ball, calming play down. The last five minutes the ball was barely in play. England swallowed the ball. As a manager, I was super proud and excited to see that, it showed so much maturity.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

So many people have been involved to get women’s football to this point, to see this trophy. This is what we’ve all been dreaming of. The amount of investment in the game to get us to this point.

This moment reminds me of the 1999 Women’s World Cup when USA won that. It changed the face of soccer in America forever. I feel this is a moment in England. This is the moment.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley

Chloe Kelly's celebration when she scored what turned out to be the tournament winner - namely whipping her shirt off and swinging it wildly above her head - was very reminiscent of the USA's Brandi Chastain.

She did the same back in 1999 to secure the USA's World Cup triumph. It has been an iconic image in women's sport for more than two decades and now we have a new one - brilliant!

Nils: Sweet Caroline! It’s finally come home! Proud moment for all fathers,like me, of daughters in this island. Proud moment for all English football fans.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

The majority of England players haven’t felt that downtrodden feeling of being underdogs against perennial heavyweights. They’ve led the line.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley

The England squad are still on the pitch and Lucy Bronze and Jill Scott have done a warm-down jog with one of the coaches - with their winners' medals swinging around their necks of course.

Wembley is emptying pretty quickly now but what memories for those who witnessed history in the stadium - and what a huge effect this amazing win will have on the women's game and women's sport in general.

And yes I have got a tear in my eye!

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

Some of the players have just been making angel shapes in the confetti. Millie Brght and Jill Scott are dancing with a flag and Ellen White has taken a moment to herself in the middle of the pitch to soak it all in. Wow. These scenes are incredible.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

I hadn't worked with Beth Mead before. Same with Sarina Wiegman. She could start with a fresh piece of paper on club and national level. She’s benefitted from that.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

What this [Beth Mead's success] shows is no journey is ever easy. It’s the perseverance, belief, determination to keep going.

England scored 22 goals at Euro 2022, a record for a team in a single edition of the European Championship (men’s and women’s).

Six of them were scored by Beth Mead, who claimed the golden boot.

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Adam: So proud of these girls, football is home because of you. You have inspired the nation and more importantly the next generation. This is so unbelievably positive. Celebrate well tonight.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

I walked past that trophy in 2009 and it stays with you forever. I’m so happy this team won’t experience that.

A great day.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

It comes to clearness and communication. I spoke to some of my players before the Euros. Sarina Wiegman had one-to-one talks with each of them – 'I see you as a starter, I see you as a impact player'.

They knew before they were coming in what was expected of them. Once I heard that I immediately had a feeling this is going to be a great Euros for England. They won’t waste energy on those conversations when they’re in the tournament.