The Lionesses defended their crown after Chloe Kelly's emphatic winner in the penalty shootout. In doing so, Sarina Wiegman's team also became the first England side to win a major tournament abroad.
Spain took the lead early in the first-half through a superb Mariona Caldentey header before England restored parity just before the hour-mark thanks to Alessia Russo. After replacing the injured Lauren James and coming on much earlier than anticipated, Kelly curled a ball into the box for Russo who headed home England's equaliser that ensured their title defence would go on past the 90.
Spain had the better of the chances in extra time, and the majority of the ball too, with England struggling to get out of their own half. Still, neither side could find a winner and for the first time since 1984, a final in the competition needed to be decided by penalties.
England held their nerve to win the shootout 3-1 with Kelly scoring the deciding penalty after finishes from Niamh Charles and Alex Greenwood. Cue the celebrations.
ESPN takes a look back at a magical night for England as they went back-to-back in Basel.
