England’s Lionesses Win Euro 2025 Final on Penalties

England’s Lionesses Win Euro 2025 After Dramatic Penalty Victory Over Spain

By Edwin | July 28, 2025 | KickOffZoneSports

England’s Women’s National Team have written a new chapter in football history, defeating Spain 3–1 on penalties after a 1–1 draw in extra time to claim the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 title in front of a roaring stadium in Berlin.

Match Summary: Grit, Goals, and Glory

The highly anticipated final lived up to its billing. Both England and Spain entered the pitch unbeaten, and after a tense first half, it was Spain who struck first through Aitana Bonmatí in the 49th minute.

But the Lionesses, spurred on by captain Leah Williamson and midfield dynamo Keira Walsh, found their equalizer in the 72nd minute via a stunning strike from Lauren James.

England Women’s national team celebrate with fans after winning Euro 2025."

Match Stats:

Stat	England	Spain
Possession	46%	54%
Shots on Target	6	5
Fouls	12	10
Yellow Cards	1	2

Penalty Shootout Heroics

After 120 grueling minutes, the final moved to penalties. England goalkeeper Mary Earps emerged as the hero, saving two crucial penalties, while Beth Mead, Chloe Kelly, and Ella Toone converted theirs with nerves of steel.

Mary Earps saves a penalty in the Euro 2025 final shootout against Spain

"This is the proudest moment of my life," said Mary Earps. "We fought for each other, for our fans, and for history."

Celebrations and Legacy

The victory sparked nationwide celebrations, with fans gathering across the UK, from London to Leeds. A victory parade is scheduled at Downing Street, where Prime Minister Angela Rayner will host the team.

This marks England’s second Women’s Euro title in three tournaments, further establishing them as a dominant force in global football.

Lauren James celebrates after scoring England’s equalizer in the Euro 2025 final."

Injuries and Heroism: Lucy Bronze's Revelation

In a shocking post-match revelation, Lucy Bronze admitted she played most of the tournament with a hairline fracture in her tibia.

"The pain was there, but so was my heart. I couldn’t let the team down," said Bronze.

Social Media Reactions

@FIFAWWC: “What a final! England are your 2025 Champions! 🏆🇬🇧”

@Lionesses: “We did it. For every little girl who dreams. #Euro2025 #HistoryMakers”

@IanWright0: “Proud beyond words. This team is everything. RESPECT.”

What’s Next for the Lionesses?

The team now shifts focus to the 2026 Women’s World Cup qualifiers, which begin in October. Manager Sarina Wiegman has already hinted at bringing in younger talent while maintaining the winning core.