NO!

@@SilviaRodriguez-el7qp YES!

Haha yh hiding their hunger over selves 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆

NO

@@SilviaRodriguez-el7qp yes

@Melissa Robert's there used to animals in Europe they were hunted to extinction by humans, also there is still some in parts of Asia son its not only African + Bears > Lions

Although a Man City fan I loved Ellie, 'Mearps' was great!

@Melissa Robert's There are no bears in England

It's a team play ,but the bbc made it a uk first game

Well done to all the girls and boys all the team manger kit man staff players and assistant managers and all of that

go girl the world is your oyster 🙂,reach for the ✨😁👍.

believe in your dream, everything is possible

Thanks but where u from bro? (I'm England)

@@iantait309 USA

@@runninfree0727 welcome to the best sport in the world!

Thx WIEGMAN

Bruh the country is shut down right now, I think everyone is hungover

Thank you ! Well done uk ... with some advice from wiegman .(The BBC sent me a Email and forced me to remove my comment about wiegman)

Longest shot ever …

@@user-vm9hh2se7s Yep

It's a team not a country .

Yes 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿♥️

extinction beckons before the possibility.

The dutch lion Wiegman

Mickey Mouse tournements does not count. So keep dreaming.

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 🧂

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 Is the euros a mickey mouse tournament now looool

Thank you ! Well done uk ... with some advice from wiegman . (The BBC forced me to remove this comment ..)

Dream on lol. Mickey Mouse trophies does not count and men stil have not won it in 56 years. It took a school yard tournement to bring you out of the pain ahhaahhahah

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 let me guess you are still bitter about the ‘penalty’ (in 2020 accidental handballs were made to not be an offence) and decided you would take it out on people who deserve to celebrate after 56 years. you must be so much fun at parties

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 *SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALT*

Norway :)

Great comment. Mary Earps made some brilliant saves at crucial moments against Spain, Sweden and Germany. She was the player of the match in the final, imo.

We would love that to happen, and there's no doubt that England mens team is starting to improve after a decade or so of being neglected over the Premisership and money making Club Tournaments. It still needs a few kingpin players to come through though. The Womens World Cup also, has been dominated by the USA for decades. The rest of the world is still playing catch up. It has taken around 10 years to build this England womens team. There has to be the will and investment to create world class athletes of any kind. The World Cup next year will be the real test of how far that has come. Then we will find out how much closer we are to the USA. The same is true for Germany too. France and Spain also. These are the teams with investment behind them. And with every tournament, more countries get on board, expanding their own womens football development schemes. A very exciting time for the game I think.

Totally agree Tony!

LOL dream on. Worked hard ? Germany got robbed in the finals but you wont see Sky News tell you that.

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 the rules were changed in 2020 to stop accidental handball being an offence

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 🧂 U dream on cause England deserved this!!

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 cry more

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 *SAAAAAAAAAAAAAALT*

Mickey Mouse school yard cups does not count lol.

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 but they do when ur country wins right? Keep crying 🧂

15:15 song name?

i follow this lionesses since women world cup so happy for them finale get over the line

@@MrTumbark yeah same

No chance USA are a different animal

Get a grip, Dave.

Yea they smashed those amature teams hard lol. 98% of the teams were bad and had no clue how to play football so no real challange.

@@queenbrightwingthe3890 they were playing teams of equal measure. 11 women vs 11 women??? But I guess your so bitter as they achieve much more than you ever could

@@samanthajordan2923 well said :)

@@queenbrightwingthe3890women don’t verse men so why are you continually comparing them to men… you wouldn’t do that to a male and female swimmer would you….

Can we just send the women and staff, instead?

@@tonywilliams1493 don’t be silly ….

That was a glorious night.

What she is likely referring to is it got England off the mark and this is really important for England, to get their game together and get confident pressing forward. Things are edgy until the first goal. Scott is a former England player. She knows what she is talking about. Toone's goal changed the match and in spite of the German equaliser late-game, the confidence of having already scored allowed England to get the technical winning goal. Yes, the second goal was the winning goal in 'that sense', that context. But it probably wouldn't have happened without the first, the way it did. The point was that Toone got them going and stopped them getting worried about finding a goal. If Germany had still scored around the same time as they did, and England had not yet scored, coming from behind against Germany at that point would have been very difficult indeed. Of course, we should consider both goals as the winning goals in their own rights. Yet if the shot by Russo had resulted in a goal near the end of the match, then that one (as impressive as it would have been, if it happened), wouldn't have been the winning goal, so much as the cherry on the top. Categorically, yes, the second goal decisively ended the argument. Yet Toone's set the stage for that to be possible. That is what Alex Scott is referring to imo. It's about game management.

P.S - undeniably, Toone's goal was the best goal of either side in the match (followed by Magull's goal for Germany, which was beautifully set up and executed) The most decisive goal, for all it's major importance to England, was technically the least impressive visually and technically, being a toe-poke into the goal after a missed strike to a different corner of the netting. However, the goal was a goal, and put England ahead at 2-1. But if I was forced to rank the goals on skill and finish, they'd be: 🥇- Ella Toone's (England) 🥈- Lina Magull's (Germany) 🥉- Chloe Kelly's (England) Now, if I were to rank the goals on importance and impact, they'd be: 🥇- Chloe Kelly's (England) 🥈- Ella Toone's (England) 🥉- Lina Magull's (Germany) (note: if Germany's equaliser had massively knocked the confidence of the England Lionesses, to the point they started to lose badly, then I'd be putting Lina's goal higher - maybe even first - but all credit where it is due the England side handled the pressure and hit back without losing hope)