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'Chloe Kelly was always destined for greatness'

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Chloe Kelly’s winning penalty led England to a 3-1 victory over Spain in the Euro 2025 final, marking a historic achievement as the first senior England team to win a major tournament outside the UK. Julie Curley, Kelly's former PE teacher, expressed her admiration for Kelly’s talent and determination, recalling how she stood out in high school. Curley stated, "Chloe was determined and always destined for greatness," emphasizing her unmatched commitment to football. This victory solidifies the Lionesses' place in history as the first senior English side to defend their title. Kelly has now scored decisive goals in two consecutive European Championship finals, further establishing her legacy in English football.

Curley noted the inspiration Kelly provides to young players, with a young girl practicing penalties after watching the final. The ongoing growth of girls' football reflects Kelly's influence on the sport’s future. This achievement highlights the increasing prominence of women’s football in England.

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