England's Chloe Kelly won Euro 2025 with the coldest attempt in penalties
Through the 2025 UEFA European Women's Championship, England had gutted out ways to win. It happened for the Lionesses against Sweden and Italy. It only made sense to see that trend continue in Sunday's final against Spain.
But where the enormity of the moment overwhelmed Spain, England's Chloe Kelly could not have been more confident in penalties.
After Spain missed a prime opportunity to win in extra time and missed three straight attempts in penalties, Kelly stepped up to the spot with a chance to give England its second straight Euro title. To her, the result was never in doubt.
Kelly started her approach with a high leg lick and proceeded to rip her penalty beyond Cata Coll.
"I was cool, I was composed. I knew I was going to hit the back of the net." 🥶England's Chloe Kelly after scoring the game winning penalty for the Lionesses at UEFA Women's EURO 2025 🏴 pic.twitter.com/WISf6f7Bl0
After the match, Kelly said she was cool and composed in the moment. And that was clear with her attempt. What a strike.
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