BASEL, Switzerland (Reuters) -England defender Lucy Bronze has been in high demand at Honey Studio London since she smashed home what turned out to be the winning penalty in the Lionesses' nail-biting quarter-final shootout victory over Sweden at Euro 2025 last week.

Rubiales insisted the kiss was consensual; Hermoso argued to the contrary. He was to eventually resign from his position, albeit amid his continued protestations, and in October that year was handed a three-year ban from football-related activities by FIFA.

The Women’s European Championship semifinal between World Cup winner Spain and record eight-time champion Germany has gone into extra time with the match tied at 0-0 on Wednesday. Germany’s resilient defense managed to stifle Spain’s stellar attack and also produced chances of its own,

Lucy Bronze says she doesn’t care who the Lionesses face in the Euro 2025 final on Sunday. England will compete in their third consecutive major final and have a chance to defend their 2022 crown after they came from behind to beat Italy 2-1 after extra time in the semi-finals on Tuesday.

The Moroccan left-back is reportedly on Everton’s radar, according to information from The New York Times. The Toffees are keen to reinforce a position where they currently lack depth, with Vitaliy Mykolenko the only recognized player available for that role.