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For England, it was a heartbreaking moment. The women's World Cup team had won 6 - 1 against China. Then they won 2 - 1 against Colombia, then 3 - 1 against Australia. But in the final, Spain were just too strong. The final score was 1 - 0 - to Spain.

The last senior England team to win a World Cup was the men's team in 1966. The wait for another winner goes on.

But even though they lost in the final, the match was a huge moment for women's football in England. The players have become famous across the country. They are now role modelsPeople you can look up to, who set a good example. for millions of girls.

They have also shown that women can take part in sports such as football at the highest level - and be very successful.

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But is winning what really matters anyway? Losing, some claim, teaches us much more.

Losing can teach us how to cope when things do not turn out how you wanted. It also teaches us how to work hard when things are tough and how to be resilientTough or able to cope with difficulty. .

And some point out that losing sometimes can also make winning feel even better. At the next World Cup, England's fans and players will be even hungrier for the win.

Yes! Losing can be tough, but it also gives you the chance to learn. When you lose, you are forced to look at your weaknesses and how you can improve.

No! Winning makes you more confidentWhen you are very sure of yourself or your ability to do something. . It shows you that you can achieve even greater things in the future.