England women's dramatic penalty shootout win over Spain in the UEFA EURO 2025 final to secure back-to-back European titles will only build on the inspiration that they have given to many in the nation.
More than champions, they've become a symbol of what's possible for girls and women in football.
It's home, again. pic.twitter.com/tng5sR27KJ
— Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 27, 2025
Their impact was clear this month at St George's Park during last week's Premier League Kicks tournament, which brings together from across the country young players from the Premier League's outreach programme run by clubs.
Premier League Kicks is a nationwide programme that uses football to engage young people, offering a safe space to play, learn, and grow.
During the girls' national finals at St George's Park, the home of English football, participants recorded messages of support for the Lionesses and shared how much their love of the game has been influenced by their heroes.
The performances - and success - of Sarina Wiegman's side continue to inspire. This latest triumph will spark a new generation of girls and women to step on to the pitch and believe the game belongs to them too.
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