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Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. Kay Maureen Alejandro Moreno, here in the studio.

Looking back on a big victory parade for the lionesses in England taking place in the mall in London and the fans were out in force as the lionesses celebrated their Euro victory with a parade in London.

It was an open top bus parade to remember thousands of fans there, fireworks, cannons, smoke.

It really was a proper celebration. It was a true superstar reception for the England lionesses.

Beth Lindopp and Mark Ogden with us to talk more about that achievement.

And I suppose Beth, let me start with you, just seeing the sheer force of fans that were out in their numbers today

is a massive reminder of how far the women's game has grown.

Yeah, it was so special and I think it exceeded everyone's is a massive reminder of how far the women's game has grown.

Yeah, it was so special, and I think it exceeded everyone's expectations.

I know a couple of the players were interviewed, and they said, you know,

they were concerned that there weren't going to be enough people filling them all.

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