Lucy Bronze played throughout the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament with a fractured tibia, contributing to England's victory despite her injury. Her determination was highlighted by teammates and former players, emphasizing the team's resilient spirit. Following their win, the Lionesses celebrated with a victory parade outside Buckingham Palace, attended by notable figures including Princess Beatrice and her children. The event featured a surprise performance by Afrobeats artist Burna Boy, who energized the crowd and the team. FA director of women's football Sue Day noted that the Lionesses' success would lead to increased television coverage of women's matches. The celebrations also included emotional moments from players such as Leah Williamson and showcased the team's commitment and camaraderie.
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