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London's iconic Wembley stadium was a fitting site for England's victory in the EURO 2022 final, its first since the men's team clinched the 1966 World Cup.
Playing on the same hallowed turf as then, the Lionesses secured a 2-1 win against their German opponents.
A record 87,000 spectators packed into Wembley to see the Lionesses prevail over a team which holds an unmatched 8 previous European Championships.
Drawing 1-1 after normal time, the drama continued until Chloe Kelly found the net in the 110th minute of the match.
Delighting fans, the Manchester United striker's goal crowned a tournament of packed stadiums which underlined the popularity of the women's game.
Having staked its claim as 'the home of football', no England international's been complete without choruses of "Football's coming home" echoing around the stands.
Finally, after 56 years of dreaming, the women's team delivered on the prophetic claim.
With women's football increasing girls' participation in sport, parent Charlie Bunting ensured little Harriet, just 5, glimpsed the moment.
Dissatisfaction on the losing side focused on the referee sidelining an appeal for a penalty for a goal line handball early on.
As the national coach speculated that this could have sent the match Germany's way, fans were full of praise rather than despondency.
Yeah, obviously, I'm a bit disappointed, but it is what it is."
