Simon Jordan has defended Chloe Kelly after she was slammed by Spanish media for how she celebrated her Euro 2025 winning penalty.Kelly was the hero again as England beat Spain on penalties, burying the decisive spot-kick to seal a 3-1 result in the shootout after the contest had ended 1-1 after regular and extra time.Chloe Kelly smashed her penalty past Spain’s Cata Coll to win the Euros, before appearing to celebrate right in front of the goalkeeperGettyThe win sparked wild scenes, as Sarina Wiegman’s side retained their European title after their historic 2022 glory, where the Arsenal forward netted the winner against Germany.And while Kelly was hailed after stepping up again on the big stage against Spain, not everyone was best pleased with her behaviour. In what has become a familiar penalty ritual, the 27-year-old calmly skipped towards the ball before slotting it into the back of the net and running off to celebrate.After scoring the tournament winning goal, Kelly ran past the net and kept eye contact with Spain goalkeeper Cata Coll.She then wheeled away towards the England fans behind the goal, before being mobbed by her jubilant Lionesses teammates.How did the Spanish media react to Chloe Kelly’s celebration?Kelly’s decision to seemingly celebrate in front of Coll managed to anger Spanish outlet Diario AS.Sharing a clip of the winning penalty on their website, the publication took aim at the Lionesses star.Alongside the video, they wrote: “This is unnecessary, my friend: Kelly’s cocky gesture to Cata Coll after scoring the decisive penalty.“The England specialist changed her run during her penalty celebration to get past the goalkeeper she had just beaten.”The media outlet also accused England of ‘robbing’ Spain of glory in their match report, two years after the Lionesses were beaten by the same opponents in the 2023 World Cup final.Kelly stepped up for England when it mattered mostGettyShe later was mobbed by her teammates after her initial celebrationGettyEngland are European champions for the second tournament in a rowGettyIt read: “The dream ends in a nightmare. Spain lost the European Championship on penalties. England tied a match that Spain largely dominated. History is made by victories, and also by defeats.“Spain fell in the Euro Cup final but left its name sealed in gold. England robbed them of their dream; the world champions couldn’t close the circle they began to write two years ago in Sydney .“They couldn’t have been crueller, in the penalty shootout, tossing a few dice in the air.”What did Simon Jordan say in defence of Kelly?Despite negative reaction on the Spanish side, talkSPORT’s Jordan has hit back at the criticism levelled at Kelly.He claimed Spanish fans are just as keen to lord it over their rivals when they are victorious in major tournaments.The former Crystal Palace owner told talkSPORT: “I lived in Spain and I’ve been in Spain when they won European Championships and other competitions, and they are the worst winners.”Simon Jordan had no time for the Spanish media’s criticism of KellyAfter being reminded that Kelly had appeared to make a b-line for the Spanish stopper, Jordan replied: “So what? Get on with it!“The Spanish are the worst when it comes to winning something. Their moniker is the land of envy and let’s be clear – they aren’t gracious winners. “So we’ll have our wins when we can take them and they can get on with our celebrations.”And Kelly and the rest of the Lionesses will certainly be continuing their celebrations in the coming days, with plenty planned to mark their second consecutive major tournament triumph.Sarina Wiegman’s side will first mark their stunning triumph with a special reception at 10 Downing Street with Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday afternoon.Fans will also be able to celebrate the Lionesses’ victory on Tuesday, with the England squad set to enjoy an open-top bus parade before a trophy ceremony outside Buckingham Palace.