England, Spain Face UEFA Women’s Euro Final Rematch

England's Lionesses are set to defend their UEFA Women’s Euro title this Sunday at St Jakobs Park, facing a formidable Spain team ranked second in the FIFA world rankings. Key players like captain Leah Williamson, Lucy Bronze—who is poised to become England’s most capped Euro player and may be retiring after this tournament—and Chloe Kelly, known for her impact as a substitute in crucial matches, highlight the squad's strength and depth. Rising star Michelle Agyemang, at just 19, has already made history with a record-breaking semi-final goal, demonstrating the team's blend of experienced leadership and youthful talent. Despite some criticism of the coaching style and inconsistent performances, the Lionesses’ resilience and never-say-die attitude have propelled them to back-to-back finals, echoing the men's team journey in previous years. Fans are gearing up to watch the final in pubs across cities like Peterborough, adding to the communal excitement around the match. England aims to avenge their narrow World Cup final loss to Spain and retain their Euro crown in what promises to be a dramatic showdown.