Lionesses star Chloe Kelly hosted a massive street party in Hanwell, west London, over the weekend to celebrate England's European Championship victory. The Arsenal forward scored the decisive penalty in the final against Spain in Switzerland last Sunday, securing back-to-back titles for the Lionesses.
Kelly also netted a crucial extra-time winner against Italy in the semi-final. Her contributions have seen her reputation soar, and she featured prominently as the team celebrated with an open-top bus procession along the Mall earlier in the week.
Footage circulated widely on social media showing Kelly dancing among a substantial crowd of loved ones and relatives during the Hanwell festivities.
Reflecting on her journey, Kelly revealed she had experienced some "dark moments" before her club switch, which transformed her season. She said: "There were a lot of tears at full-time, especially when I saw my family, because they were the people that come me through those dark moments."
Kelly praised manager Sarina Wiegman, saying: "What she has done for me, individually, she gave me hope, when I probably didn't have any. She gave me an opportunity to represent my country again."
