#womens-euros

#womens-euros

The England Lionesses secured their second consecutive Women's Euros title by beating Spain in a tense penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in regulation.

The Lionesses have made it to another Euros final, and watching the game in pubs across London promises an exciting atmosphere for footie enthusiasts.

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The Fête Nationale on July 14th in France celebrates the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille in 1789, marking the beginning of the French Revolution. Expect fireworks displays, traditional parades, and the popular bals de pompiers, where French firefighters host parties in their station houses.

Wales faces a formidable challenge against France in their second Women's Euros Group D match. Wales is desperate for points after a 3-0 opening defeat to the Netherlands.

Putellas blasted Spain into the lead, picking up the ball after some deft one-touch passing and lashing it into the net in the 22nd minute.

The Swiss had the ball in the net on the half-hour mark after Svenja Foelmli's header was helped into her own goal by Glodis Viggosdottir, but the strike was ruled out after a VAR review found that Foelmli had committed a foul in the build-up.

The Women's Euros kick off this week, with England's Lionesses aiming to defend their title, facing a challenging Group D with France, Netherlands, and Wales.

Every match of the tournament, which begins on 2 July, will be shown in the UK on either the BBC or ITV.

Emily Henry's first podcast appearance alongside director Yulin Kuang is set to explore romance themes, providing fun insights for fans of her novels.

"She can play on the right, left, and in central areas. She's constantly on the move, hunting for the right opportunity to pounce on defenders."

Retailers can look forward to this year's Women's Euros tournament with excitement. The summer weather and prime-time matches, combined with England heading into the tournament as joint favourites will encourage consumers to get involved and part with their cash.

Ramona Bachmann expressed her heartbreak over missing the Euros due to a ruptured ACL, stating, "This tournament was a huge goal for me, and I've given everything over the past months to be ready for it."

Ella Morris has suffered a serious cruciate ligament injury, forcing her withdrawal from the England squad and ending hopes of playing in the Women's Euros.