David Beckham, Amanda Holden and Alan Carr lead celebrity tributes celebrating Lioness' Euros success

Sarina Weigman's Lionesses roared to victory again after 30 minutes of extra time and a blistering 3-1 penalty shoot-out win.

Amanda Holden and her close friend and co-star, Alan Carr, were watching the game alongside their cast and crew whilst away shooting Amanda & Alan's Greek Job.

The BGT host shared the moment Kelly secured a win for Weigman's team, prompting rounds of cheering and applause before the duo started singing along to the Three Lions song.

Former England Men's captain, David Beckham, also sent his congratulations to the team. The ex-footballer - who captained England from 2000 to 2006 - uploaded a carousel of images to his Instagram stories, sending rounds of congratulations.

The legend praised the team for their group win, and personally congratulated Alessia Russo, Chloe Kelly, manager Sarina Wiegman, keeper Hannah Hampton, and Michelle Agyemang, who at just 19 was awarded Young Player Of The Tournament.

He also shared a video of the team celebrating with their trophy on the podium, jumping and celebrating with medals round their necks as golden confetti rained down.

DJ and broadcaster Ashley James also filmed the moment that sent pints flying around the country, before showing her family jumping for joy as they celebrated Kelly's successful penalty.

Other celebs piled in with praise, including Chicken Shop Date star Amelia Dimoldenberg, who watched the game in a pub garden along with friends, and shared her feelings on Instagram.

Singer, Jessie Ware, was overjoyed that the trophy winners were celebrating their win to her hit "You're Never Gonna Move", and penned on her Instagram: "Amazing footballers! Excellent taste!"

Stacey Solomon also joined in on the celebrations with her children from Pickle Cottage, as she filmed the youngsters jumping for joy after Kelly secured the win for England.

Even Canadian pop icon, Shania Twain, sent her love to the Lionesses and posted a picture of her and Captain, Lean Williamson, to her story with the caption: "Let's f***ing go girls!!'"

After an exhausting 90 minutes of play and 30 minutes of extra time, Spain and England were pitted against each other in a bitter penalty shoot-out in a bid to secure the Euros trophy.

It was Chloe Kelly again who secured the win for England, slotting a collected kick into the back of the net following two sensational saves by keeper, Hannah Hampton.

The shoot-out started on the back foot after Beth Mead slipped on the opening kick, giving Spain a 1-0 lead.

However, the team pulled it back after Spain's Aitana Bonmati missed a critical shot, giving England's Lucy Bronze, who has played the tournament with a fractured tibia, a chance to net a perfect goal.

The team, which has risen to international acclaim for their stellar performance under Dutch Manager, Sarina Weigman, received praise from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer who was watching the game from the stands in Basel, Switzerland.

In a post on X, the Prime Minister tweeted: "Champions! Congratulations @Lionesses - what a team. What a game. What drama.

"You dug deep when it mattered most and you've made the nation proud. History makers."

Royals Prince William and Princess Charlotte were also in attendance for the game, and led the royal family in wishing good luck to the team ahead of the final.

An image of the father and daughter was posted on the Prince and Princess of Wales's X account with the caption "let's go, Lionesses."

This is the Lionesses' second consecutive European title, after they won the UEFA Women's Euro Final in 2022.

Weigman is the first-ever men's or women's manager to reach five consecutive major international tournament finals.