England's lionesses ditch football shirts at Glam photoshoot as they spill over 'fairytale' win

The Lionesses have had a good run since theirwin over Germany at Euro 2022, but the team is looking for an even more shocking aspect of the sport. clarified.

Team his members Lucy Bronze, Ellen White and Keira Walsh talked about life after an epic win in a tell-all interview forOK. magazine.

Although they received the King's seal of approval andwon the support of 87,000 fans at Wembley Stadium in July, the Lionesses are far from finished.

Lucy, who recently signed her two-year contract with Barcelona, ​​England's all-time women's top scorer Ellen and midfielder Keira say OK. How they plan to inspire the nation.

"The night we won was a total daze on the pitch," Lucy said. I was. "I think the reality is much bigger than the dream.

"There have been many obstacles that we have had to overcome so far. records were broken."

Lucy says the entire tournament was "a fairy tale from start to finish."

Regarding her life after her victory, Ellen said: That's what you dream of.

After the team's success in the Euro final, the team gained the favor of the Duke of Cambridge. and with them at the medal presentation.

Lucy, she says, was more excited to see her peers' reactions when Prince William started talking to the team.

According to Jill Scott, William ran into her arms and hugged her tight.

After the ceremony, the celebrations continued late into the night, but according to Kiera, the celebrations did not end until dawn.

She said it was a "really special night" the team celebrated with her family and team her staff, and Lucy said Monday morning that she had a headache and tired eyes. said he was wearing sunglasses.

Keira said her life had apparently changed after she was recently spotted shopping for dinner at Tesco and asked for a selfie. Admitted.

She hopes their newfound fame will inspire a new generation of women's footballers.

Ellen says their new platform is an important and exciting change available for It's a place that's bigger than us.

It's a lasting legacy that Lucy still wants after her historic success.

After revealing that most of the players were forced to play for the boys' team when they were younger, she decided to make football accessible to all girls in her school. I'm looking for

Keira, Ellen, and Lucy all said they had to play for the men's team, and hope that things will change and more girls will be able to participate in the sport. increase.

Lucy believes her win moved the support "big", but she wanted to maintain visibility. Women in football who still have work to do.

Keira has spoken out about how she experienced sexism at the Euro, but she proudly says no one can take the win away from them.

It was a good moment for her to realize that most people see the team not just as a women's footballer, but her technical abilities and skills.

Despite the many positives of their big win, Lucy and Keira say they were horribly trolled online. I was.

Lucy said she would not repeat what they said to her mother, and she addressed the issue simply by blocking vile trolls from her social media. I'm here.

Another tricky task for some players was balancing a football career with a full-time job.

Ellen was at Arsenal at one point where she worked full-time, she said. She went to the gym at 6am and she detailed that from 9 she works until 5 and then she goes to workout.

Say no, and for financial reasons, some players have given up over the years.

"It's a lot of stress trying to manage being a footballer while having a regular job," she told her OK. magazine.

Rousey said, however, that the Euro win gave the team a lot of confidence and their success put them "in a very good place for next year."

When she was asked to describe the last week in three words, all three players answered "OK." It means "dream come true".

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