Fans in position
More and more fans are arriving at The Mall with the parade set to begin in just over an hour.
Fans wait for the Lionesses
England fans are arriving in their masses to celebrate the Lionesses’ superb Euro 2025 triumph.
Lionesses pose on red carpet outside Downing Street
Yesterday, the Lionesses posed on the red carpet outside Downing Street after lifting the Euros trophy in a heroic win.
Sarina Wiegman’s troops secured a sensational second straight Women’s European Championship title last Sunday with a shootout victory over Spain in Basel.
The team arrived for a celebratory reception at Downing Street, hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and sports minister Stephanie Peacock, just before 7pm on Monday.
Number 10 was decorated for the occasion, with St George’s flags draped over windows and bunting along the railings.
The stage is set!
Thousands of fans are set to greet the Lionesses as they have their open-top bus parade along The Mall this afternoon.
Trophy parade route
Beginning at 12.10pm, the Homecoming celebration will travel along The Mall in London as the team enjoys their second successful European Championship win.
Following the procession, the team will arrive at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace for a staged event at 12.30pm.
The Lionesses will proudly display their trophy on stage, after music performances from the Band of His Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth, the Central Band of the Royal Air Force, and DJ CharStape.
Football fans are encouraged to attend the free event as they watch the players bring the trophy home.
While those watching at home can enjoy a live broadcast on the BBC, ITV and Sky between 12 and 1pm.
Good morning and welcome to SunSport’s live blog of the Lionesses’ trophy parade!
On Sunday night, England beat Spain on penalties to retain their status as Euro champions and become the first English side to win a major tournament on foreign soil.
Hannah Hampton produced two stunning saves in the shootout before Chloe Kelly thumped in the decisive spot kick for a second tournament running.
Today, the Lionesses will enjoy an open-top bus parade in central London to celebrate their magnificent victory with thousands of fans.
