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LONDON—The wait for a World Cup title goes on for England, but the Lionesses were still heralded as game changers back home after their loss to Spain in Sunday's final in Sydney. King Charles III, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and a host of other politicians, royals and celebrities were quick…
The wait for a World Cup title goes on for England, but the Lionesses were still heralded as game changers back home after their loss to Spain in Sunday's final in Sydney.
Rachel Brown-Finnis, Suzy Lycett, Caitlin Passey, Caz Robertson and Kelly Simmons share how their lives have changed since the Euros final.
Almost four decades separate Sue Whyatt, who was a goalkeeper in England’s first official Lionesses squad of 1972, and Mary Earps, the present owner of the No 1 shirt, but when the pair met for the first time they soon discovered that their love of the game originates from the thrill of being penalty heroes
England played Scotland in their first women's international 50 years ago, and a new podcast shares the stories from players in the match and key figures who made it possible.