On Thursday, over 20,000 supporters gathered to see the players with the Europa League trophy, while hundreds lined the streets as the team’s bus paraded through the city.
The home side regained the lead after an error from Szoboszlai, who slipped as he attempted to control a throw-in.
Aston Villa won the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final tie, beating Bologna 3-1 as Ollie Watkins scored a brace, while Nottingham Forest drew 1-1 with FC Porto.
England needed penalties to overcome Switzerland in the last eight before the late winner on Wednesday.
It was a goal to savour for Watkins who has played only 30 minutes in two appearances in Germany.
The English monarch, King Charles III, has congratulated the Three Lions on their hard-won victory against the Netherlands on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, that was not the case in West London on Saturday evening as two goals scored in each half by Watkins and McGinn condemned the Blues to a defeat right in their backyard.
Aston Villa bounced back from last week’s first match of the season defeat to beat Everton 2-1 in the English Premier League on Saturday.
Inconsistent Arsenal are down in 11th with 12 points after four wins and four defeats so far.
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