Hey, loves! 🌟
I’m still on cloud nine after witnessing one of the most incredible moments in UK sporting history. Our Lionesses have done it—they’ve brought football home! Although I didn’t manage to get a ticket for the final, I couldn’t have asked for a better place to watch the match than the Clapham Grand, surrounded by a bunch of friends, all decked out in our England tops, cheering on the girls. The atmosphere was electric, the tension was real, and the celebration? Absolutely unforgettable.
A Night of Tension, Drama, and Ultimate Triumph
From the moment the final whistle blew, the Clapham Grand erupted into cheers, tears, and pure, unfiltered joy. The final itself was everything we hoped it would be—tense, dramatic, and full of heart-stopping moments. Our Lionesses faced a formidable German team, but they never backed down. Every tackle, every pass, and every shot was met with roars of encouragement from the crowd.
When Ella Toone scored that stunning opener, the entire place went wild. What a moment! Her composure under pressure was something else, and it gave us all a taste of what was to come. But then, as football often does, the match took a twist when Germany equalized. You could feel the tension in the air—it was anyone’s game.
As extra time loomed, it was Chloe Kelly who wrote her name into the history books with that scrappy, yet glorious winner. The roar that followed could probably have been heard all the way to Wembley! Chloe’s determination to pounce on that loose ball and poke it home was the definition of never giving up. Her celebration, running around with her shirt swinging above her head, will be an image that stays with us forever.
Lucy Bronze was a rock at the back, as she’s been all tournament, and Beth Mead, who’s had a sensational run, was named Player of the Tournament—a well-deserved accolade for her incredible performances. Let’s not forget the tireless work of Leah Williamson in defense and Keira Walsh controlling the midfield. Every single player left everything on the pitch, and it paid off in the most glorious way.
What This Victory Means for UK Sport
This victory isn’t just about one match or one trophy—it’s about the future of women’s football in the UK and beyond. Seeing Wembley packed with over 87,000 fans, and knowing millions more were watching from home, shows just how far women’s sport has come. The support, the passion, and the sheer numbers are proof that women’s football is here to stay, and it’s only going to get bigger and better.
This win is going to inspire the next generation of young girls—our future Lionesses. They now have heroes to look up to, role models who have shown them that with hard work, dedication, and belief, anything is possible. We’re going to see a surge in young girls wanting to pick up a football, join teams, and dream of one day wearing that England shirt themselves. The future is bright, and I couldn’t be more excited to see where this takes us.
Smashingly Well Done, Lionesses!
To our Lionesses, thank you for giving us a summer we’ll never forget. You’ve done something truly remarkable, not just for yourselves but for the entire country. You’ve brought us together, lifted our spirits, and shown the world what women’s football is all about. This is more than just a win—it’s a statement. Women’s sport deserves the spotlight, the sponsorships, and the same respect as any other sport. And you’ve proven that when given the chance, women’s football can captivate the nation.
Here’s to the Lionesses—our champions, our heroes, our inspiration. You’ve made history, and we’re so incredibly proud of you. The future of football in this country is bright, and it’s all thanks to you.
C’mon, England! 🦁🏆⚽️
Millie x
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