Chloe Kelly's goal and celebration at Wembley three years ago led the Lionesses to their first major trophy, greatly boosting attendance in the Women's Super League and inspiring many young girls to play football. A year later, the Lionesses reached the World Cup final but lost to Spain despite Mary Earps' heroic performance. As of May, they stand as second-favourites for Euro 2025, though inconsistent performances post-World Cup have affected their status, culminating in the failure to qualify for the Olympics.
Chloe Kelly's iconic celebration at Wembley marked a transformative moment for women's football in England, culminating in the Lionesses securing their first major trophy.
Following their success, attendance in the Women's Super League surged, and the number of young girls engaging in football reached historic highs.
England's women's team achieved something unprecedented by reaching the World Cup final, although they lost to Spain despite a crucial penalty save from Mary Earps.
The Lionesses have the opportunity to make history by potentially defending their major trophy—a feat never accomplished by any England senior team.
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