Fans are celebrating in Trafalgar Square in London after England's victory in the Euro 2022 championship
Lionesses are on stage with manager Sarina Wiegman, and will lift the trophy in front of the crowds
England beat Germany 2-1 after extra time, with Beth Mead winning Euro 2022 best player and the Golden Boot
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Image source, ReutersAt the game last night with my football mad daughter who not only plays and referees football but also follows all football. What a night amazing scenes we will never forget.
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Eight-time winners Germany have appeared in 69% of the Women’s European Championship finals (9/13), but Sunday's game was the first final they have lost. And one incident in the first half has made it a bitter result to swallow.
Earlier we mentioned Sir Geoff Hurst's hat-trick in the 1966 World Cup final and some in Germany continue to argue that one of the goals did not cross the line. Now they believe that England captain Leah Williamson should have been penalised for handball.
A story on German newspaper Bild's website, external begins by saying "Germany cries with our football women - and is angry about the new Wembley scam! In the 2-1 defeat after extra time, we are cheated again almost exactly 56 years after the Wembley goal scandal."
One of its reporters drew comparisons to the goal in 1966 by tweeting a picture and saying "and again Wembley cheating - despite VAR! The German team didn't deserve that!"
And another tweet by Bild reads "British Press - English conceal Wembley fraud".
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Image source, Getty ImagesLoved Chloe Kelly's energy yesterday. Orchestrating the crowd when taking throw-ins, expecting the ball and on her toes for the goal, and her celebration was a vibe.
Darren, Croyden
Earlier, there were joyous scenes at Trafalgar Square as the Lionesses made an appearance on stage in front of thousands of fans waving flags.
Alex Scott rounded off BBC One's live coverage of the event by saying: "Hashtag 'Who cares?' Millions care. Millions. And like our England captain said, this tournament may be over, but this is just the start of a magical journey."
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Image source, PA MediaWordtotheWise: Glorious win by our gals and wonderful to see friendly fans at Wembley for a change. The result doesn’t really matter but the legacy will, with more English girls taking up sport having watched this on terrestrial TV.
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12-year-old Lacey performs her poem about her love of football.
Twelve-year-old Lacey wrote a poem about how the Lionesses have inspired her ahead of the final.
Speaking to Radio 5 Live's Nicky Campbell, she says it was "absolutely amazing" watching England play in the final.
"It's a shame I couldn't have gone [to the stadium],' she says, "but it was just as good at home having a party.
"We played incredibly and it's great to watch the women absolutely thriving."
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Image source, Getty ImagesCongratulations go out to the entire team, manager, backroom staff and everyone who made this happen. My wife and I were there. A truly amazing night. Still hoarse from all the cheering and singing. Love to you all.
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Beth Lewis, captain of The New Saints Women, based in Shropshire, said the women's game now needs more backing after England's Euro 2022 triumph.
"Some of the pitches we have played on are questionable," she said.
"What the women did last night is definitely going to push it in the right direction."
The club has urged any girls or women inspired by the Lionesses' success to get involved and said "this is just the beginning".
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Remember Jill Scott swearing at an opponent during the Euro 2022 final?
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Can't help feeling a bit sad for Steph Houghton, so many years playing for and captaining her country, to miss out on the squad at the last moment and miss all the celebrations with her mates.
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Image source, ReutersDallas Cowboys Liverpool FC: A wonderful result, the celebrations and scenes after the final whistle were amazing. Memories for life.
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Image source, Stafford Soccer MumsSally Butler from Stafford Soccer Mums, a team for players aged 18 to 60, said the atmosphere at Wembley for the Euros final had been "just spine-tingling".
"I took a moment a few times just looking around and just thinking about where we were and what we were part of - it really was something quite incredible," she added.
Team-mate Ellie Roberts said: "What that particular women's team has created is a legacy for everyone going forward, not even just for children, but for my generation too. It should become part of everyday life that everyone plays football."
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Image source, Rex FeaturesEnglish sporting achievement isn't exactly celebrated north of the border, but I hope the success of the tournament generally has a profound effect on the women's game in Scotland. The technical brilliance of France and Spain, the strength of Germany, the determination of minnows like Iceland and the resilience and camaraderie of the English players have made for a memorable and inspiring tournament. Lessons to be learnt for the men's game too.
Tom
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The Lionesses are off on a well-earned break after today but it is not too long before they are back in action.
Their next game on home soil is in Stoke against Luxembourg in a World Cup qualifier on 6 September. Will there be a sell-out crowd to welcome the European champions to the Potteries?
Before that, they are away to Austria in another qualifier on 3 September.
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Image source, PA MediaI’ve been watching and supporting England since I can remember, cheering on Karen Carney who was my idol as I too have played striker for many teams throughout my life. I’ve met Karen and Jill Scott and they were the loveliest people. It's incredible that Scott is still playing and is so rightly adored. Though this bunch of players are special, I will never forget watching those that came before. Their professionalism when they weren’t getting paid and their passion for the game. It inspired me to play and attend England women’s matches, even when there were only a few thousand in the stands. Their legacy must not be forgotten and how every single one of them played their part in what the Lionesses achieved last night. I'll admit I shed a tear when they lifted the trophy. I've played, coached, watched and lived through the pain of football... and finally, FINALLY, it came home.
Catie
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Image source, Getty ImagesBeth Mead on being named player of the tournament: "Wow, I didn't expect it. I'm just so proud being part of this team. The player of the tournament means nothing to me. Being part of this team means more.
"Sometimes football sucks but I worked hard and I feel so lucky to be part of this team and group and I'm just so happy to be here."
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Image source, PA MediaAway Days FC: Can Sarina Wiegman bring it home in Qatar.
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Seeing the Lionesses up close is "amazing" and "surreal" according to one family at today's celebrations at Trafalgar Square.
Deb Joyce, her daughter Holly Allen and her granddaughter Poppy Allen travelled from Dorset to London to watch last night's final, before staying on to soak up the atmosphere.
"We’ve never experienced anything like that before," Mrs Allen said.
"It was great seeing them for real," 12-year-old Poppy added.
Poppy, a Chelsea fan in the WSL, said she had even made a special sign for a favourite player reading: "Millie Bright win it tonight."
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Image source, PA MediaChris Packman: Congratulations to the England women's team. In six weeks' time, the WSL will be back to playing in front of a few hundred people week in, week out. To all those on here that have been elegising about women's football during Euro 2022, peel out of those armchairs, attend their league matches and support them for real.