England crowned Champions of the Eurocup 2022 after Kelly sinks to Germany in extra time

Chloe Kelly Toe-Poked Winners in extra time in Wembley when England defeated Germany 2-1 for their first European championship victory
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Ecstasy. The records fell, the emotions raged and Hearts broke out while England, with a first international goal from Chloe Kelly, beat the eight champions of Germany to obtain a first major trophy for the lionesses - and the first in England since 1966. The superb Ella Toone chip in the second half over Merle Frohms seemed to have been enough, but Lina Magull's strike, the 79th minute, forced additional time. With penalties looming in a disturbing way, Kelly jumped, passing closely to steal the headlines after fighting a injury to the previous cross ligament which ended his Olympic dream and threatened his European. Bringing his shirt to celebrate, reproducing the historic image of the United States Brandi Chastain in the 1999 Women's World Cup final which helped the game to explode in the United States, Kelly stressed the revolution that the lionesses launched in England. It was a record crowd for a final of the European championship of 87,192, beating the 79,115 in the male final in 1964 and exceeding 80,203 who watched the Olympic match of the 2012 gold medal to establish a record for An international female in England. This was added to the six frequentation records in the European female championship which had dropped this tournament every round. 00:46 "He returns home": at the time of the press conference of England after the victory of Euro 2022 - Video

The public impact of the tournament was illustrated by tube trains towards northwestern London strewn with shirts in England before noon. A few hours before kick -off, Wembley Way was flooded with fans. In the midst of carnival vibrations, there were nerve whim and increased emotions of those who have deeply invested in the development of the female game - including the families of some of the players who had come out of the ground to absorb the atmosphere. To move the goal posts, our weekly women's football. It was the final that Euro 2022 deserved, the two best teams of the tournament opposed and with an equality steeped in history. For England, it was an opportunity to prove the gap between European power and the home team closed its 13th birthday since its 6-2 final defeat in the hands of Germany. The Sarina Wiegman team needed a good start and they had a before a ball was struck with Alex Popp, tied for the Boot d'Or with Beth Mead on five goals in the final with this Last by collecting the price with more aid, a late withdrawal from the departure of Germany having injured in the warm -up. It was a