Lionesses' Euro 2025 hero Leah Williamson stuns in bikini with girlfriend as she lives high life on New York holiday

LEAH WILLIAMSON is enjoying a well-earned break after leading England to European Championship glory for the second consecutive time.

The Lionesses captain headed to New York with girlfriend Elle Smith following the team's sensational penalty shootout victory over Spain.

Williamson and the former Miss USA enjoyed rooftop hospitality at the exclusive SAA Club in Brooklyn.

The couple were served drinks and bathed by a pool with stunning views of the Big Apple.

Williamson confirmed herself as one of England's most successful ever footballers by leading the team to their second Euros title and the first major trophy won overseas by any England team.

The Lionesses bounced back from an opening defeat and battled to three heroic comebacks in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final to win the tournament.

A stubborn defensive display saw them force a penalty shootout against world champions Spain, who had the bulk of the possession and created the majority of chances.

Chloe Kelly, who scored the winning goal in the 2022 final, converted the winning penalty in the final in Switzerland.

Ahead of the tournament, Williamson became the face of Calvin Klein as she promoted the famous underwear brand.

And she had the perfect preparation for the tournament as her and Smith enjoyed a romantic break in Majorca.

The couple enjoyed sunshine, laughs and paddle boarding on the Spanish island.

And Smith was in the stands throughout England's triumph at the 2025 Euros.

After the victory, Williamson said: "For the girls that have just won it twice, for the girls who have never won it, I'm so happy.

"What an honour to be part of this team. Everything that we try to live by, we do. We show up. Every single person showed up every time.

"I thought we were unbelievable, sticking to the game plan with our defending.

"We never give up. And there are so many players who have done so much that you will never see to be on that pitch, before you even get to the football today."