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Singing, dancing and a cavapoo called Reggie: how they celebrated

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July 29, 2025

England's history-making players celebrated their Euro 2025 triumph alongside family, friends and a cavapoo called Reggie long into the early hours of yesterday morning.

- Tom Garry

Singing, dancing and a cavapoo called Reggie: how they celebrated

Songs by Natasha Bedingfield, Heather Small and Gala all featured on a night of singalongs, dancing and drinking as the team, the staff and their loved ones soaked in the moment after their victory against the world champions Spain in a penalty shootout in Basel.

The Lionesses love singing as a team after victories and they were already performing their own rendition of Calum Scott's cover of Dancing On My Own by the time they left the pitch - with the head coach, Sarina Wiegman, declaring confidently that "we're going to party tonight" in her press conference before exiting Basel.

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