Comebacks, History & Glory: England’s Lionesses Make Euro 2025 Their Greatest Ever Run

Published on 29 July 2025 at 20:15

England’s Lionesses Make History at Euro 2025

Comebacks, records, and rising stars — the Lionesses’ Euro 2025 campaign will go down as their greatest ever.

 

📺 Most-Watched Moment of the Year

Over 16 million people tuned in live to watch England's semi-final win — making it the most-watched TV moment of the year in the UK.

 

🏆 Back-to-Back Glory

  • England became only the second nation ever to win back-to-back Women's EUROs (after Germany).
  • They're now the only England national team to reach three consecutive major tournament finals.

 

👩‍🎓 Sarina Wiegman: A Coaching Legend

  • Wiegman became the first coach to manage 17 games at Women’s EURO final tournaments.
  • Her win over Italy marked her 13th victory, matching Germany’s Tina Theune for the all-time record.
  • By 2029, she’ll have held a EURO trophy for 12 years straight.

 

🔥 Clutch Queens

  • England have now won all six of their extra-time matches in major tournaments.
  • They also hold a 100% penalty shootout record in Euros history.
  • 3 penalty shootouts took place at Euro 2025 — the most ever in a single Women’s EURO.
  • 2 shootouts were decided in the quarter-finals alone — a new record.
  • Chloe Kelly is the only England player to score as a substitute in two major knockout matches — both extra-time winners.

 

🐐 Lucy Bronze: Unstoppable

  • Played every minute of the tournament — despite a fractured tibia.
  • Reached her 36th major tournament appearance — an all-time record for England.

 

🌟 Rising Star: Michelle Agyemang

  • At just 19, Agyemang became the youngest England player (male or female) to score in a European Championship semi-final.
  • She's also just the fifth teenager ever to score 2+ goals in a single Women's EURO.

 

💥 Drama-Fueled Knockouts

  • England only led for 4 minutes and 52 seconds across the entire knockout stage — yet won it all.
  • They made history as the first team to overturn a two-goal deficit in a Women’s EURO knockout game (vs. Sweden).
  • Their 119th-minute goal vs. Italy is the latest ever goal scored in Women’s EURO history.
  • England now have more comeback wins (4) in knockout games than any other nation.

 

🎂 Bonus Moments

  • Aggie Beever-Jones scored on her birthday.
  • England’s 6-1 win over Wales was part of a record 14-goal matchday.

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