The wait for a World Cup title goes on for England but the Lionesses have still been heralded as heroes back home after their loss to Spain in Sunday’s final in Australia.
King Charles III, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and a host of other politicians, royals and celebrities were quick to praise the England players on social media despite a 1-0 loss in the Women's World Cup title match.
After winning the European Championship at home last year, England reached the championship match in the women's global tournament for the first time. It was also the first time an England team had reached a World Cup final since the men's team won in 1966."You left absolutely nothing out there @Lionesses," Sunak posted on social media."It wasn't to be, but you've already secured your legacy as game changers. We are all incredibly proud of you.
Loren Mitchell, a 20-year-old soccer player and fan, said watching the England team had been"very inspirational."'It's a proud moment' — England's Millie Bright after loss to Spain in World Cup FinalPrince William and Sunak were both criticized for not traveling to Australia for the final, opting to stay at home instead. William's decision was especially noteworthy as the head of the FA, the governing body of English soccer.
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