#womens-euros

#womens-euros

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

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.

Jule Brand scored one goal and assisted another, leading Germany to a 2-0 victory against Poland at the Women's Euros. However, captain Giulia Gwinn left the match with an injury.

The Women's Euros is on this summer, running from 2nd - 27th July, with Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses looking to win back-to-back tournaments.

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.

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."

Beth Mead is on the brink of making history by potentially becoming the first English player to win back-to-back Golden Boots in major international tournaments.