Emmerdale celebrates the Lionesses' Euros victory with last minute special scene
Brits across the nation are buzzing after the England ladies football team lifted the trophy following their triumphant victory over Spain in the finals of the UEFA Women's Euro 2025.
A specially filmed scene will see Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) and Mary Goskirk (Louise Jameson) chatting about the result of last nights match.
Evident by the decoration found within the iconic pub – the villagers came together to watch the Lionesses' make history. More Trending
Emmerdale boss Laura Shaw told us: 'With the nation getting behind the Lionesses, we knew the fictional characters in Emmerdale would've been doing just the same.
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'It felt right and proper that we should reflect this result on the show.'
Following a gruelling battle on the pitch, the Lionesses' put on an impressive display against Spain, defeating them 3-1 as the match came down to penalties.
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As congratulations continue to pour in for the women's football squad, it seems that not even soap land's biggest names are exempt from celebrating the ladies' success!
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