Until today, no team had won the Women’s European Championship after losing their first game.
The FA have confirmed that a trophy parade will take place on Tuesday in London.
It will start at 12:10pm, with an open-top bus travelling down The Mall towards Buckingham Palace.
It will then conclude with a staged ceremony at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace starting at approximately 12.30pm.
The Price and Princess of Wales are full of support for the Lionesses!
Lauren Hemp – 7
Never stopped running. Even deep in extra-time she was still able to find enough energy to chase down the Spanish defenders.
Another good performance from the winger.
Alessia Russo – 8
Once again played with fantastic energy, putting all the work in up front just as she has been doing for the entire tournament.
Finally rewarded with another goal, heading the ball nicely into the top-left corner.
Lauren James – 6
Didn’t have much influence on the match going forward but made some important defensive contributions.
Unfortunate to be forced off early due to injury.
Chloe Kelly (for James, 40) – 9
Had an instant impact – once again.
The winger made her presence known by sending a perfect cross into Russo for the equaliser.
She then scored the winning penalty. Mrs. Reliable.
Keira Walsh – 7
The England midfield faced relentless pressure from the likes of Patri Guijarro, Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas throughout, and Walsh was the player marked most heavily.
However, she still managed to put in a good shift in midfield.
Georgia Stanway – 7
Another composed performance from the midfielder despite facing intense pressure from the Spanish midfield.
She played a part in the England equaliser, sending the ball out wide to Kelly for the assist.
Put her body on the line several times until she was eventually forced off in extra-time.
Ella Toone – 7
Completed 100 per cent of her passes when she was on the pitch before being subbed off for Mead.
Another performance to be proud of.
England captain Leah Williamson tells BBC Sport: “Total disbelief – but at the same time, I knew it was going to happen. There’s always a moment when I think, right girls, let’s turn it on. The way we defended as a team, nothing came through us. It felt like it was going to be our day.
“Relentless, we have players who absolutely love it. It’s just unbelievable to do it again. And after that first game, no-one thought we would – and fair enough! But nothing has changed.
“The stakes, everything was higher. We have ridden our luck, but I don’t think we were lucky.”
