“I knew he would go to the back of the net,” says England Kelly’s heroin as Wiegman reveals in a chaotic triumph

Chloe Kelly was sure of his decisive penalty England’s shooting won about Spain in the final of the Euro 2025 I was going to hit the back of the net.

The winner of the winner against Germany in the triumph of the Euro 2022 of England in Wembley, Kelly was again the heroine of England when he fired at home from 12 meters, while the lions kept his title unlikely.

Sarina Wiegman’s side became the first team in England to win the main tournaments on the back, seemed unlikely when Mariona Caldentey ran Spain in the 25th minute.

But Kelly, introduced for the wound Lauren James in the 40th minute, produced a moment of magic in the 57th minute, while his left cross found the head of Alessia Russo, who restored parity and finally forced extra time.

England kept Spain at the line at the additional half an hour despite losing Lucy Bronze and Georgia Stanway for injuries, and maintained their composition in the shootout.

Beth Mead lost the opening penalty of England after a resumption has been tried for accidentally kicking his initial effort twice. However, the lions recovered from this setback, with Hannah Hampton saving Caldentey and the Aitana Bonmati tournament player before Salma Paalluelo fired, allowing Kelly to increase and ensure glory for England.

Kelly lost a penalty in the semifinal against Italy, although he followed the winner in the rebound. This time, however, there was no mistake.

“I’m so proud of this team. Thank you very grateful to bring this badge. So proud to be English,” Kelly told the BBC One.

“It was great, it was composed. I knew I was going to hit the back of the net. I do not lose my penalties twice.

“Incredible. All the staff behind and Sarina Wiegman – he has done it again! Incredible.”

Wiegman has won three successive European titles, having brought the Netherlands to the Title of Home Soil in 2017.

His victory over Spain marked the third consecutive game in which England came from behind to prevail, the lions recovered 2-0 to beat Sweden in penalties in the quarterfinals before producing a change against Italy.

“We said we can win by any medium and this is what we have shown again today,” Wiegman told BBC One. “I’m so proud of the team and staff. It’s amazing.

“I can’t believe it. I have a neck medal and we have a trophy.

“It has been the most chaotic tournament in the pitch: all the challenges we had on the pitch against our opponent.”

“From the first game it was the chaos,” Wiegman added a tournament that England began with a defeat in France.

“Losing the first game and turning into European champions is incredible. Football is chaos.”