Michelle Agyemang has been the hero for England in their last two games, scoring twice in extra time, and has a unique way of preparing for matches

"Something special" was how England boss Sarina Wiegman described Michelle Agyemang after the Lionesses' latest Women's Euros victory.

Michelle Agyemang has earned her flowers after saving England's Lionesses in two nail-biting knockout matches at the Womens Euros in Switzerland

Michelle Agyemang has been the Lionesses' hero in the knockout stages of the Euros, with the 19-year-old scoring crucial goals in both the quarter-final and semi-final

As England prepare for their Euro 2025 semi-final against Italy on Tuesday night, Sarina Wiegman knows she can rely on a 19-year-old striker who thrives when the Lionesses are in trouble

At some point, Michelle Agyemang may start playing a game for England when they are not behind. It could even be on Sunday in the Euro 2025 final. But for now, it is hard to think of anyone at this tournament who has a clearer understanding of their exact role and the impact they can make than the 19-year-old striker who began it with just one international appearance for her country,

England’s substitutes inspired once again to complete an unbelievable turnaround against Italy and book their place in a third consecutive major final at Euro 2025. The Lionesses suffered another early setback when Barbara Bonansea punished sloppy defending in the first half and Le Azzurre held firm until the 96th minute in Geneva.

How Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly exposed the big lie at the heart of football - IN FOCUS: With their dramatic win in the semi-final against Italy, the Lionesses turned things around and showed up when it counted.