England Lionesses Celebrate Back-to-Back Euro Titles With Buckingham Palace Parade, Downing Street Visit

England's Lionesses celebrated their historic UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 victory with a vibrant trophy parade along The Mall in London, culminating in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. The team, led by Sarina Wiegman, became the first England squad to win back-to-back European Championships and to secure a major tournament title abroad, defeating Spain in a thrilling final sealed by Chloe Kelly's winning penalty. Thousands of fans, including supporters who camped overnight and tourists from around the world, gathered to honor the team, creating a carnival atmosphere enhanced by performances from the Central Band of the Royal Air Force and the Band of His Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth. The celebrations boosted London’s tourism industry, showcasing the city’s appeal as a premier destination for sports and cultural events. The Lionesses received official recognition with a reception at Downing Street hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, who praised the team for inspiring future generations. Manager Sarina Wiegman emphasized that their victory goes beyond winning, as it inspires people across all ages and backgrounds both in England and beyond.