BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) -England defender Lucy Bronze has been in high demand at Honey Studio London since she smashed home what turned out to be the winning penalty in the Lionesses' nail-biting quarter-final shootout victory over Sweden at Euro 2025 last week.

Williamson spoke of England’s Euro 2025 legacy as the Lionesses look to defend their title against world champions Spain in Basel

ESPN headed down to Boxpark Wembley to watch England's Euro 2025 semifinal against Italy along with Lionesses fans, and the vibes were immaculate.

Spain's remarkable run in international competitions reaches another high on Sunday when they take on England in the final at the Women's Euros in Basel, playing in their first European decider in only their fifth appearance at the tournament.

England is currently gunning for its second straight Women's Euro title, having won the 2022 tournament with another pair of extra-time wins. If Germany advances on Wednesday, it will be the same pair of teams in the final as well, but clearly nothing is going to be predictable given how some of these teams are playing.

Defending champions England needed a 96th-minute equalizer and a 118th-minute penalty in extra time to overcome Italy; while Spain also went to extra time against Germany and only progressed thanks to some late magic from Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmatí.