England captain Leah Williamson says the Lionesses are targeting more silverware after telling fans at Tuesday’s Euros parade in London: “This story is not done yet”. Williamson and her Lionesses team-mates enjoyed an open-top bus procession along The Mall to celebrate their Euro 2025 triumph.

Watch live aerial footage of England’s homecoming victory tour as the Lionesses celebrate their Euro 2025 win on Tuesday (29 July). Fans will be able to join in with the celebrations as the England Women’s team travel down The Mall on an open-top bus at 12.

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.

By edging out Spain in a penalty shootout in the European championship final, England’s women’s team cemented its position as the standard-bearer for English soccer.

ENGLAND’s Lionesses have celebrated their Euro 2025 triumph in style with thousands of fans in central London. The parade began with Sarina Wiegman and her squad travelling along

Hinderwell’s Beth Mead and her England Lionesses team-mates have been continuing their Euro 2025 celebrations back home following their stunning victory in the final over favourites Spain.

As the Lionesses danced onstage to their anthems Euro 2025, they could be afforded the peace to just indulge in what has been a remarkable summer of football

More than 65,000 people gathered in central London to watch England's Lionesses celebrate their homecoming in style

It's the best view of the parade everyone wanted to see and King Charles made sure the Buckingham Palace windows were open to all.

The England players will celebrate the defence of their Women's Euros title with an open-top bus parade today. Here is everything you need to know.