What time is the Lionesses' victory parade along The Mall today?

Lioness fans are already lining up along The Mall for today’s victory parade, celebrating their triumphant EURO win against Spain.

Hoards of Lioness fans are heading to London today for the football team’s victory parade through the capital.

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Fans are already lining up along The Mall for today's victory parade | Getty Images

Devoted fans are already lining up along the barriers down The Mall, ready for today’s victory celebration and trophy lift!

Fans have been spotted along the parade route in their England shirts, glitter face paint at the ready. We’ve even seen a cardboard cut-out of Leah Williamson, donning an England flag.

What time is the Lioness victory parade today?

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Fans line up along The Mall ahead of today's victory parade | Getty Images

The Lionesses will roll into the capital aboard their open-top bus at 12.10pm, winding triumphantly down The Mall before gathering at the Queen Victoria Memorial outside Buckingham Palace for a staged ceremony at 12:30pm.

Expect throngs of flag‑waving fans cheering, hugging, and dancing along the route, painting the capital in red and white with unabashed national pride.

Guests at the ceremony will be treated to live DJ Char Stape, stirring military band performances by the Royal Marines Portsmouth and the Central Band of the RAF, as well as tournament highlights on a big screen, all hosted by former Lioness Alex Scott.

People wear England flags and paraphernalia as they start to line the parade route ahead of the England Women's team victory parade and celebration on July 29th.placeholder image
People wear England flags and paraphernalia as they start to line the parade route ahead of the England Women's team victory parade and celebration on July 29th. | Getty Images

Across London, fans are braving drizzly showers undeterred, converging around Green Park, Piccadilly, Westminster, Victoria, and Charing Cross tube stations to reach the parade, cheering louder the closer they got to Buckingham Palace.

The Lionesses celebrated with warm reception at 10 Downing Street hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Sports Minister Stephanie Peacock, complete with St George’s flags fluttering and heartfelt speeches lauding the team’s resilience and unity

No bank holiday, but who needs one when you’ve got this? The Lionesses, national heroes once again.

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