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    EURO 2005: THE LEGACY

    Jan 14, 2020 2 minutes
    Claire Bloomfield

    It had all started so promisingly. Hosting a major tournament for the first time, England’s women had won their opening Euro 2005 game against Finland thanks to Karen Carney’s dramatic injury-time chip. The 3-2 victory was watched by 29,092 fans at the City

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