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The Best Social Reactions To The Lionesses’ Historic Euros Win

The Best Social Reactions To The Lionesses Historic Win At The Womens Euros 2022
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On 31 July, the Lionesses made history, as they were crowned the champions of the Women’s Euros 2022 after defeating eight-times winners Germany in extra time. A record-breaking 87,192-strong crowd roared across Wembley Stadium as Ella Toone volleyed the ball into the back of the net an hour into the electrifying match, though Lina Magull’s equaliser a few minutes later ratcheted up the tension. Then came Chloe Kelly’s incredible strike – and euphoric celebration in which she whipped off her shirt – paving the way for her team to secure their first major trophy, and the nation’s first since 1966. It’s a remarkable achievement that’s sure to inspire young people across the country, and has raised the status of the women’s game to dizzying new heights.

As celebrations continue, browse the best social reactions to the win, below.

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