England EURO 2022 Winners: England win Women's Euro 2022 Final beating Germany 2-1 in Extra-time, Check HIGHLIGHTS

England EURO 2022 Winners: England 2-1 Germany, Women‘s EURO FINAL 2022 LIVE – Chloe Kelly’s extra-time goal gives England a 2-1 win over Germany! Toone came off the bench in the second half and within minutes put England ahead with a wonderful chip into the bottom corner. Magull pulled one back for Germany in the 79th minute with a clever finish at the near post. Another substitute in Kelly was the difference in the end as she latched onto the rebound of her own saved shot to poke it past Frohms from close range in the second half of extra time. Follow England vs Germany Euro 2022 Final live on Insidesport.IN

England EURO 2022 Winners: England win the Women’s EURO 2022 Final beating Germany 2-1 in Extra-time, Chloe Kelly scored the winning goal for the Lionesses, Check England beat Germany HIGHLIGHTS

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England beat Germany in extra-time to win the nation’s FIRST-EVER European Championship 🥇

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England EURO 2022 Champions: England are EURO 2022 Champions

Chloe Kelly and Ella Toone wrote themselves into English football history as Sarina Wiegman’s brilliant Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 after extra time in a tension-packed Euro 2022 final.

Toone put England in front at Wembley with a classy finish in the 62nd minute, but Germany stung the hosts when Lina Magull equalised with 11 minutes left of normal time.

England EURO 2022 Winners: England win the Women's EURO 2022 Final beating Germany 2-1 in Extra-time, Chloe Kelly scored the winning goal for the Lionesses, Check England beat Germany HIGHLIGHTS — LONDON, ENGLAND – JULY 31: Chloe Kelly of England celebrates with teammates Jill Scott and Lauren Hemp after scoring their team’s second goal during the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 final match between England and Germany at Wembley Stadium on July 31, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Julian Finney – The FA/The FA via Getty Images)

It became the first Women’s Euros final since 2001 to go to extra time. Germany beat Sweden with a late goal 21 years ago, scooping their fifth title, and they have since added three more.

But Kelly ensured there would not be a ninth at England’s national stadium, poking in a 110th-minute winner, tearing off her shirt and sprinting away in celebration. England had never won a senior European Championship, but after the men’s team went agonisingly close last year, the women, led by skipper Leah Williamson, have gone one better.

England beat Germany 2-1 in Extra-time to win EURO 2022 Final

Germany suffered a devastating blow moments before kick-off when captain and six-goal top scorer Alexandra Popp was ruled out by a muscle injury, but they were robust without her.

England’s Ellen White and Germany’s Sara Daebritz threatened in the early stages, before the hosts had their best chance of a physical first half in the 38th minute when Beth Mead’s cutback from the right was fired just over the bar by White.

Germany substitute Tabea Wassmuth, on from the start of the second half, drew a save from Mary Earps with a shot from a difficult angle. Magull then speared narrowly wide as England’s defence looked increasingly jittery.

Yet then came a breakthrough, with manager Wiegman having sacrificed the experienced White and Fran Kirby for young guns Toone and Alessia Russo. Both had hit crucial goals coming off the bench to help England reach the final, and this time it was Toone with the heroics.

Chloe Kelly scored the winner goal in Extra-time for the Lionesses

Keira Walsh looked up to see Toone on the charge and threaded a terrific pass beyond the German backline, Toone keeping her cool to lob Frohms from the edge of the penalty area.

Germany almost struck back when Magull, coming in from the right, crashed a shot against the right post, while England lost Mead to injury, meaning she and Popp shared the Golden Boot.

The warning signs had been there, and Magull levelled in the 79th minute when she tucked home Wassmuth’s low cross from the right.

In extra time, tension and tiredness took over, each team desperate for just one chance. And in the 110th minute, one fell to Kelly. Lauren Hemp’s inswinging corner from the right caused chaos, and Kelly prodded in from close range. England briefly thought it had been disallowed, but it was fine, and Wembley roared. This time it was coming home.