Have England Women ever won the Euros and when was their last final? | The Sun

ENGLAND made the nation proud when they booked themselves a spot in the Women’s Euro final – and they did it in style.

The Lionesses humiliated Sweden at Bramall Lane, scoring some goal of the tournament contenders too.

And fans are optimistic that Sarina Wiegman’s side can complete the job by lifting silverware this summer.

But have England Women ever won the Euros before and when was their last final?

Have England ever won the Euros before?

Similar to the Three Lions, the Lionesses have NEVER won the Euros since the competition began in 1984.

As a matter of fact, they have failed to secure success in both major international tournaments – Euros and World Cup.

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England Women fell at the group stage hurdle twice and have gone crashing out in the semi-finals on two occasions.

But that's not all as the Lionesses have also been exposed to heartache in the final too.

When was England’s last Euros final?

The Lionesses impressive win over Sweden meant that they have qualified for their first final since 2009.

And it is a final which the supporters and players will be eager to make a distant memory as they were annihilated 6-2 by Germany.

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But in all fairness to England, the Germans had won six Euros consecutively.

When is the Women's Euro 2022 final?

  • The showpiece event will take place on Sunday, July 31 where England will be awaiting the winners of Germany vs France.
  • It is scheduled to kick off at 5pm UK time.
  • Wembley Stadium in London is the allocated arena for this huge showing and can hold a staggering 90,000 supporters.
  • This match will replace the Community Shield encounter between Liverpool and Man City which is now being played at the King Power Stadium.

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