Thousands of fans lined the streets of London as the Lionesses celebrated their second-straight Euros victory with a special parade and stage ceremony near Buckingham Palace.

The players travelled through The Mall on an open-top bus before stepping onto the stage, where they were greeted by cheers and waving flags. The event was hosted by former England star Alex Scott.

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Captain Leah Williamson spoke to the crowd and thanked fans for their support.

“This is one of the best things we’ve been a part of,”
she said, clearly emotional.

But the biggest surprise of the day came for England manager Sarina Wiegman. After taking the microphone, she was shocked when Scott announced a live performance by her favourite artist, Burna Boy.

“Oh no way,”
Wiegman shouted into the mic, unable to hide her excitement.

The Nigerian singer came on stage and gave her a big hug before performing For My Hand, which Wiegman had previously said was her most-played song of 2023.

Wiegman, known for staying calm during matches, danced happily on stage with Burna Boy as the players cheered and took photos.

It was a fun and unforgettable ending to a historic celebration for the team and their fans.

Charly Boy Backs ‘Lagos Is No Man’s Land’ Claim, Compares City to New York

Veteran entertainer and social activist, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, has weighed in on the controversial debate over the ownership of Lagos, insisting that the city does not belong to any particular tribe.

Speaking in an interview with News Central TV, Charly Boy aligned himself with the popular view that Lagos is a “no man’s land,” drawing a parallel between the city and New York in the United States.

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