The Lionesses are queens of Europe once more.Sarina Wiegman’s side defended their European title via a nerve-jangling penalty shootout victory over Spain after the final ended 1-1 in regular and extra time.The Lionesses went back-to-back as European championsGettyIt was the third time Wiegman had won the Euros as managerGettyIt was Chloe Kelly who slotted home the winning penalty to spark jubilant scenes among her teammates and England supporters in the stands in Basel.With the trophy secure, attention now shifts towards when fans back home can celebrate the Lionesses’ latest triumph.So, when can we expect to see Wiegman’s side parade their trophy around the capital?Where will the Lionesses trophy parade take place?The Lionesses fly home from Switzerland on Monday before a reception at 10 Downing Street, hosted by deputy prime minister Angela Rayner and sports minister Stephanie Peacock. Prime minister, Keir Starmer, said: “The Lionesses have once again captured the hearts of the nation. Their victory is not only a remarkable sporting achievement but an inspiration for young people across the country. It stands as a testament to the determination, resilience and unity that define this outstanding team.“I’m delighted that the squad will be welcomed into Downing Street as the whole country marks this historic win and the lasting impact they are creating for the future of the game.”Fans will then have the chance to celebrate the Lionesses on Tuesday as they partake in an open-top bus parade.It will begin along The Mall and end with a staged ceremony at the Queen Victoria Memorial in front of Buckingham Palace.When will the Lionesses’ trophy parade begin?The parade will commence at 12:10pm.As for the staged ceremony outside Buckingham Palace, that is anticipated to take place at 12:30pm.The ceremony will be hosted by former Lioness Alex Scott, who represented her nation 140 times during her career.Fans will have the chance to celebrate with the Lionesses on TuesdayUEFA via GettyWhat will the Lionesses’ trophy ceremony comprise of?Aside from the iconic lifting of the trophy, there will be plenty of action for fans to enjoy during the staged ceremony.The event, which will be free to attend, will have live music being played by DJ CharStape.For fans of more traditional music, they will have their needs catered for as the Band of His Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth and the Central Band of the Royal Air Force will both be there to welcome home the Lionesses.Supporters will also get the chance to relive every moment from the Lionesses’ journey to the final, with tournament highlights to be shown on a big screen.Following all of that, Wiegman and her team will take to the stage for a trophy lift presentation.How to watch the Lionesses’ trophy ceremonyFor those who are unable to make it to the trophy parade in person, they will still be able to catch all the action at home.The celebration will be broadcast across the BBC, ITV and Sky from 12pm through to 1pm.England’s social media channels will also keep fans abreast of everything happening throughout.And you can expect the players to provide a behind-the-scenes perspective of the parade via their own social media pages.