‘We’ll remember this forever’: England fans jubilant as their heroes win again

We’ll always be able to remember this. “

Moments after England won the women’s Euros, Jo from Sevenoaks describes her as she and her friends exit St Jakob-Park in Basel. once more.

She is undoubtedly dedicated. Just over a day earlier, Jo was at a UK festival.

What are their top ten moments of their lives so far, in my opinion?

Charlie, a native of Brighton, replies, “11. “

Nearly every England fan I speak to utters the word “brilliant” as I call out to them outside the stadium. Many people appear stunned.

When I approach her, Lina, who is Swiss, is clearly having a moment.

She says, “It [the game] was exceptional,” and she raises her hands in her direction.

“I’m freaking out,” “

Leah Williamson’s edits of the team’s captain were first posted on social media by Lina, who tells me she is a new England fan.

It was truly, really spectacular at my first women’s game.

“We were right next to the pitch,” the player said. “

They waited until the very last second to entice their supporters in a frenzy of joy, as has become the norm for the Lionesses in this competition.

As I approach Anna from Essex to ask her about the game, I can feel her enthusiasm.

She makes an ominous sound that makes her head explode before asking, “Can you put that into words?” “

Sarah, her friend, is calmer.

She says, “I felt like something was going to happen.”

“It was something I should have done in earlier tournaments,” I continued. I did this in the 2023 World Cup final when I started crying after 80 minutes. “

Of course, not everyone was pleased with the outcome.

Despite being Spanish, Rosa resides in Bern, Switzerland, which is located about 92 kilometers (57 miles) away from Basel.

When I ask how she feels, she replies, “I think Spain played well. I’m very, very sad.”

She acknowledged that she was aware when her team lost in penalties but is still proud of them.