Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes gave an emotional interview on ESPN after England won Euro 2022. 

It was a euphoric day for England fans as they watched their side defeat Germany 2-1 at Wembley, clinching the country’s first major title since the World Cup in 1966.

Manchester United star Ella Toone scored the opener in the 62nd minute, but her brilliant goal was cancelled out by Lina Magull's equaliser.

Chloe Kelly, who only returned to football three months ago after recovering from an ACL injury, then scored the winner for England in extra-time.

The celebrations began for the Lionesses as soon as the final whistle went, with an ecstatic Wembley crowd of 87,192 partying in the stands.

The emotions were bubbling to the surface, with respected figures such as Ian Wright and Alex Scott delivering moving speeches, and Hayes was one of many to find herself in tears. 

Having worked as a pundit for ESPN during Euro 2022, Hayes was shown standing on the pitch in front of the celebrating players.

Video: Watch Emma Hayes's emotional interview at Euro 2022 Final

“Honestly I can’t find my words,” she said. “This whole place has exploded. These amazing players, this amazing atmosphere. 

“I think we know that everyone has worked so hard for a day like today, so I’m just so overwhelmed and proud of everything. 

“And listen to this place. It’s absolutely rocking in here.”

The Lionesses went on to party the night away, before appearing in Trafalgar Square today for a celebratory event with 7,000 fans. 

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes
LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 31: Emma Hayes, Manager of Chelsea, poses for a photograph as they speak to the media after the final whistle of the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 final match between England and Germany at Wembley Stadium on July 31, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Harriet Lander/Getty Images)

Hayes coaches a number of players in the England squad, including Fran Kirby and Millie Bright.  

She is the most decorated manager in the Women’s Super League, winning six league titles with Chelsea. 

The 45-year-old is also a celebrated pundit. She was a popular member of the ITV team covering Euro 2020, and subsequently won the 2021 Broadcast Award for Pundit of the Year.Â