England could be in line for an extra bank holiday if the Lionesses triumph in the Women's World Cup, with government sources suggesting discussions are underway.
The idea, which has gained traction following the team's stellar performance, would celebrate a historic victory and boost national morale.
Growing Support for a Celebration
Fans and politicians alike are rallying behind the proposal, arguing that such an achievement deserves national recognition. A government insider revealed that while no final decision has been made, the possibility is being seriously considered.
Previous Precedents
Extra bank holidays have been granted in the past for royal weddings and jubilees, setting a precedent for this kind of celebration. The move would also align with the government's focus on promoting women's sports.
What Happens Next?
If the Lionesses bring home the trophy, an official announcement could follow swiftly. Until then, supporters are encouraged to keep the momentum going and show their backing for the team.
