England's newest hero Michelle Agyemang had her teammates singing her praises after her last-gasp equaliser saved the defending champions from certain elimination, saying the sky is the limit for the 19-year-old.

Michelle Agyemang may have been brought into the England squad for Euro 2025 as something of a wildcard but the teenager has followed a "crazy season" by playing a crucial role in helping the reigning champions reach this weekend's final.

Michelle Agyemang was a ball girl for Sarina Wiegman's first game in charge of England. Now she is the Lionesses' saviour at Euro 2025

On the afternoon of Wednesday 2 April, Arsenal’s Michelle Agyemang was sitting pitchside at St George’s Park, watching her England Under-19 teammates cruise to a European Championship qualifier victory against Belgium, unable to play because of suspension.

Alessia Russo and Ella Toone were England's instrumental super subs. Fast forward to 2025 and there is a new double act keeping the Lionesses' title hopes alive.

Michelle Agyemang was a ball girl during England's World Cup qualifier against Northern Ireland in 2021. Now, she's saved the Lionesses from Euros elimination twice.

At some point, Michelle Agyemang may start playing a game for England when they are not behind. It could even be on Sunday in the Euro 2025 final. But for now, it is hard to think of anyone at this tournament who has a clearer understanding of their exact role and the impact they can make than the 19-year-old striker who began it with just one international appearance for her country,

How Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly exposed the big lie at the heart of football - IN FOCUS: With their dramatic win in the semi-final against Italy, the Lionesses turned things around and showed up when it counted.