Joey Barton stimulates the counter coupling with a controversial position while the Lionesses of England reach the Euro 2025 final

Joey Barton was criticized after the fans spotted his social media post during the shock of England against Italy in the female euros of 2025.

Tuesday evening, the lionesses were in action against Italy while the couple fought for a place in the final of the euros.

Italy continued with Barbara Bonansea in the 33rd minute, England is struggling to break the obstinate Italian defense.

In the sixth minute of injury time, Michelle Agyemang equalized to save England and send the tie in addition to time.

With only a minute of the 120, England received a penalty after Beth Mead was the victim of a fault inside the area.

Arsenal star Chloe Kelly saw her efforts saved by Laura Giuliani, but managed to mark the rebound to seal a 2-1 victory.

Consequently, the lionesses will face Spain or Germany in the final on Sunday.

During the match, before the beginning of additional time, the former MANCHERSTER CITY and Newcastle United Barton midfielder organized live watchalong and wrote On social networks: “30 more minutes (with one hand on the Emoji face). Connect.”

In the comments section, a fan said: “For someone who hates women’s football, you seem to look at a lot. Accept it for what it is and overcome it.”

Another has tweeted: “You like the play of ladies really Joey, simply too stubborn to admit it.”

A third fan added: “Cry a little more Joey. They have reached more finals in the past 4 years than men since 1930.”

Someone else wrote: “Stop being so worried about the quality of the game and be a fan of lionesses. You clearly like it while watching every match.”

A fifth commented: “You seem to watch and talk about it a lot for someone who doesn’t like it, isn’t it!”

Speaking after the match, the striker Kelly said: “It’s incredible. A great feeling. This team only deserves that. Three finals on the rebound and we want more.

“I just do my best for the team. It was not supposed to go like that (the penalty) but obviously, the goalkeeper had done his homework. We return to the drawing board and continue to practice these penalties. Fortunately, I arrived for the Tap-in.”