two different teams. i m kissing this little armband that was my sister s and my sister passed away during our prep camps. and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there s a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. it was so emotional watching. we will hear a lot about the legacy and what this will encourage other people to do. it is the theme of the morning about how transformational this could be for the sport. the change this hopefully will bring. the celebrations have continued on social media. the team s official account posted this picture of golden boot winner
and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there s a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. all of those interviews on the pitch after the match are brilliant. so much reaction. we show you pictures of the players gate crashing the press conference. this was them making their way through the stadium to get to the press room. ella toone who came on as a sub to score
for the generations that came before them and for the generations that will come after them. it s impossible to overstate the impact of this win. the legacy of this tournament is the change in society, it is everything that we have done. we have brought everybody together, we have got people at games. we want them to come to wsl games. the legacy of this team and that is the start of the journey. as the players celebrated, there was a moment of reflection for the first coach in history to win the euros with two different teams. i m kissing this little armband that was my sister s and my sister passed away during our prep camps. and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy.
two different teams. i m kissing this little armband that was my sister s and my sister passed away during our prep camps. and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there s a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. sanchia berg is outside the team s hotel in teddington, southwest london. is there any sign of them this morning? i gather they were out partying till 4am. morning? i gather they were out partying till llam-
for years, the 16 year old twins have been juggling studies and sports at aylesbury vale academy. we worked out a programme where they were able to train and have that freedom, but we also have the experience of remote learning that every teenager in the country has had. so we had our model already of how they could successfully learn remotely and we were able tojuggle that. the pandemic meant this year s students didn t sit traditional exams, something which could have helped with olympic success. the lead up we had, like, prep camps at the sport, the national sports centre, and i think during that time it would have been our exams so it would have been quite difficult and it would have been very distracting but i also think it has been quite helpful to not have that distraction, just do, like, loads of different things to get our grades. so how did they do? well, they both passed six gcses and it s probably no surprise that the olympic bronze medallists both got top marks