Full Details for the Lionesses' Euros Trophy Parade Through London Tomorrow
- The England Lionesses returned on July 28, 2025, after defending their European Championship title by beating Spain on penalties in Basel.
- Their victory followed a 1-1 draw after extra time, with goalkeeper Hannah Hampton saving two penalties and four players named among the tournament's best.
- Thousands of fans greeted the Lionesses at Southend Airport before they attended a reception at 10 Downing Street hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner.
- England's players would receive a collective £1.75m bonus if they win Euro 2025, adding to UEFA prize money totaling up to £5.1m including a £1.8m base participation fee.
- The Prime Minister praised the team for inspiring the nation and said they have 'captured the hearts of the nation' despite government reluctance to grant an extra bank holiday.
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