The Euro 2025 Women's Football Championship concluded with a spectacular display of skill and determination, particularly from England's Lionesses, who had four of their players named in the tournament's Best XI. This prestigious team selection highlights the outstanding performances that led England to defend their title successfully.

Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton was a fortress throughout the tournament, playing every minute of England's six games. Her pivotal saves were crucial, especially in the final against Spain where she was awarded Player of the Match. Hampton saved two penalties in the shootout, securing England's 3-1 victory after a 1-1 draw.

Lucy Bronze, the resilient right-back, showcased her tenacity by playing the entire tournament with a fractured tibia. Her crucial penalty in the quarter-final shootout against Sweden was a testament to her grit and determination.

Chloe Kelly, though not a starter in any match, played a vital role in England's journey. She scored the decisive goal in the semi-final against Italy and assisted Alessia Russo for England's equalizer in the final. Kelly's winning penalty in the shootout crowned England as champions once again.

Alessia Russo, the striker, proved her worth with crucial goals, including the equalizer in the final, demonstrating her sharp instincts and precision.

The Best XI also featured four players from Spain, including midfielders Patri Guijarro, Alexia Putellas, and Aitana Bonmati, who was named Player of the Tournament. Irene Paredes, the central defender, also made the list. Completing the XI were Jule Brand and Franziska Kett from Germany, and Elena Linari from Italy.

This tournament not only highlighted the skill and spirit of the players but also the growing popularity and competitiveness of women's football on the international stage.