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England Beats Spain in a Penalty Shootout

England beats Spain in penalty shootout to win women's Euro 2025

"I'm so proud, so proud of this team, so grateful to wear this badge, and I'm so proud to be English ... I was cool, I was composed and I knew I was going to hit the back of the net," Kelly said.

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England beats Spain on penalties to win Women’s Euro 2025 final

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Women’s Euro final highlights: England beats Spain in a penalty shootout after 1-1 draw

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Chloe Kelly delivers as England's clutch player again in latest Euro triumph

Chloe Kelly has written her name in the history books.

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England’s Euro 2025 final penalty shootout: Notes under sleeves, a retaken kick, and ice-cold Kelly

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Kelly the hero as England sink Spain in shootout to win Euro 2025

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Euro 2025 final: Build-up as England prepare to face Spain

They've essentially been playing knockout football since losing their opening group game to France, but have had the mentality to solve every problem they have faced.

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Watch: Moment England fans erupt as Lionesses secure Euro 2025 win

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Euro 2025: Spain leads England 1-0 at halftime in the final on Mariona Caldentey’s header

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Spanish rider Garcia becomes the oldest stage winner at women’s Tour de France at age 41

Mavi Garcia has become the oldest rider to win a stage at the women’s Tour de France. The 41-year-old Spaniard clinched the second stage on Sunday with a solo breakaway.

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England vs. Spain prediction, start time, odds: 2025 UEFA Women's Euro final picks for Sunday, July 27

SportsLine's Martin Green reveals his picks for the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final match featuring Spain vs. England

Spain 2 Switzerland 0: Favourites into semis, Bonmati’s magic, more missed penalties

Laia Cervello Herrero and Megan Feringa analyse the main talking points as Spain set up a semi-final with France or Germany

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Spain’s women battled sexism and indifference. Now the world champions are eyeing European title

Torrejón retired from international soccer after the 2019 World Cup as Spain’s then most-capped player with 90 appearances. The 35-year-old has since helped Barcelona win three Champions League titles and a slew of other trophies. She also played a part in one of the revolts Spain’s women have staged to demand more from the men who run the game.