Thousands of fans in London came out to celebrate England’s back-to-back Euro titles in a homecoming to remember.

But if anyone still had doubts, those vanished when Wiegman danced on stage with Burna Boy and sang along to his song ‘For My Hand’ in front of 65,000 England fans. It was a remarkable sight - and almost fitting, given how scarcely believable England’s run to the Euro 2025 title had been.

England captain Leah Williamson held back tears as she and her teammates celebrated their Euro 2025 victory with an open-top bus parade through central London. The parade took them along The Mall before a ceremony at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace hosted by Alex Scott.

Thousands of fans lined a main thoroughfare in London on Tuesday to celebrate England's Women's European Championship-winning team.

Euro 2025 has been one memorable tournament. From world-class goals, unforgettable saves, nail-biting extra time matches, dramatic penalty shootouts and teams making history, it’s something

England partied with 65,000 fans (and Burna Boy) outside Buckingham Palace after winning Euro 2025. But they already have one eye on the World Cup.

Chloe Kelly has once more written her name in the history books. Kelly was England’s hero again at the Women’s European Championship on Sunday.

Everything had to be just right for the Lionesses behind the scenes on their way to victory at Euro 2025 - and it was.