By Andrew Gastelum One year after the Three Lions’ penalty-kick shootout loss at Wembley, the Lionesses clinched the nation’s first Euro title in front of their home support. For the second straight year, during another riveting July, the world of soccer was witness to the magic of a Euro final for the ages. The arena was the same—London’s heralded Wembley—as was the favorite to win: England at home, under immense pressure and spurred on by rip-roaring home support. And once again, the drama spilled into extra time while the sterling silver of a Euro trophy sat in the distance, waiting to cure…