Hope Powell’s flops — who reached the final in 2009 — failed to win a single game in their group stage having lost 3-2 to Spain and drawn 1-1 with lowly Russia before their humiliation to the French.  It was the Lionesses worst showing at a European Championship since 2001 — but they were not alone.  SunSport looks at England’s overall record this summer and it makes for pretty grim reading.  HITTING THE S-KIDS ... Noel Blake's side flopped before even reaching the Euro finals  NOEL BLAKE’S side failed to reach this month’s tournament in Lithuania after finishing second in their qualifying group.  They managed to comfortably beat the Auld Enemy but the damage was done earlier with back-to-back draws against Georgia and Belgium.  May 24 — England 1 Georgia 1  May 26 — Belgium 1 England 1  May 29 — England 3 Scotland 0  TAYL OF WOE ... England Under-20 boss Peter Taylor is downbeat as his side lose to Egypt  FORMER England caretaker boss Peter Taylor saw his Under-20s crash out in Turkey without a win.  They threw away a two-goal lead against minnows Iraq before a draw with Chile and an embarrassing defeat to Egypt.  June 23 — England 2 Iraq 2  June 26 — Chile 1 England 1  June 29 — Egypt 2 England 0  A RIGHT OLD STU ... Stuart Pearce can barely watch as his side lose to Israel  THE most high-profile flop of England’s horror summer came when Stuart Pearce’s Young Lions exited the Euros before the knockout stages.  An agonising defeat to Italy led to a thrashing by Norway and another dreadful display against Israel.  June 5 — England 0 Italy 1  June 8 — England 1 Norway 3  June 11 — Israel 1 England 0  HODGE PODGE ... Roy Hodgson reacts to England's draw in Brazil  EVEN Roy Hodgson’s men failed to register a win in their two post-season matches.  They were held by Ireland at Wembley and then drew 2-2 with Brazil in a memorable match at the new Maracana.  June 2 — Brazil 2 England 2 (Rio de Janeiro)  May 29 — England 1 Rep of Ireland 1 (Wembley)  NO HOPERS ... Hope Powell can do nothing to stop her side losing to France  HOPE POWELL’S women were ranked fourth in Europe coming into this month’s tournament in Sweden.  But they finished bottom of Group C with two defeats and a draw, leaving a nation to mourn a dreadful three months.  July 12 — England 2 Spain 3  July 15 — England 1 Russia 1  July 18 — France 3 England 0
SUNSPORT looks at how all of our nation’s sides got on this summer as Hope Powell’s women crashed out in Sweden