The Lionesses, England’s national women’s soccer team, celebrated their second consecutive victory in London with scores of fans lining the streets for a jubilant parade. The women’s team came from behind in the UEFA European Women’s Championship to beat Spain 3-1 on penalties and retain the title.

The UEFA European Championship, also known as the Euros, is on a quadrennial cycle and is played every four years. Since its inception in France in the summer of 1960, it has been held every four ...

The UEFA European Football Championship is an international competition staged every four years to determine the top national team on the continent. Governed by the Union of European Football ...

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The Lionesses were greeted by cheering fans as they returned home following their Women’s European Championship triumph