player was the attacking midfielder, ella toone. she's been reflecting on the success of the lionesses, who fell a little short in the final against spain, and she's been offering her thoughts on the controversy surrounding the behaviour of the spanish football federation president, luis rubiales. she's been speaking, to katie gornall. for ella toone, this was the shot of her life. and it helped to fire england passed the hosts and into the world cup final. nine days on from their defeat in the final to spain, ella toone at the lioness is over the jet lag and spain, ella toone at the lioness is over thejet lag and did demand. but the memories are bittersweet. heartbreaking we got that far and we couldn't push over the line but when you come back and hear how proud everyone is, you have that sense of pride, and i'm proud of how far we have, and what we have done for the women's game. where do you keep your metal? my dad has not it, where do you keep your metal? my dad has got it. he's — where do you keep your metal? my dad has got it. he's got _ where do you keep your metal? my dad has got it, he's got the euros _ where do you keep your metal? my dad has got it, he's got the euros one - has got it, he's got the euros one at the world cup. the world cup and
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