and off the pitch, sparking new initiatives, record-breaking audiences, and unprecedented investment in the women’s game.

Attendance? Smashed it.Over 657,000 fans showed up — 29 out of 31 matches sold out.For the first time ever, average attendance passed 20,000 per match.

⚽ 1984 – The First-Ever UEFA Women’s Championship

 The Team of the Tournament is chosen by the UEFA Technical Observer Group. An experienced observer watches each EURO match, and the UEFA analysis unit supports its selections.

England’s Lionesses Make History at Euro 2025

Since 2022, the England and Spain women’s national teams have emerged as two of the sport’s fiercest and most skillful rivals, each pushing the other to the limit in high-stakes matches on the world stage. Their head-to-head meetings have not only showcased elite-level football but have also symbolised a shifting power balance in the women’s game.

England are one step away from rewriting history. Under Sarina Wiegman, the Lionesses have reached a third consecutive major tournament final, and the legendary coach becomes the first in football history to reach five finals in a row.

Sarina Wiegman has just become the first coach in football history—men’s or women’s—to reach five major international tournament finals. England’s dramatic 2-1 comeback win over Italy in Geneva at UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 secured the Lionesses’ third consecutive major final and further cemented Wiegman’s place as one of the greatest managers the game has ever seen.

In a cagey, hard-fought encounter at Zurich's Letzigrund Stadium, Spain edged Germany 1–0 after extra time, earning their maiden Women’s EURO final appearance.

In a game dripping with tension, superstition, and late drama, England came from behind to defeat a valiant Italy 2-1 after extra time and book their place in the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 final.

Lucy BronzeLucy Bronze is playing in her seventh international tournament — a true veteran. She made her England debut in 2013 and describes herself as “proper England.” Her close-range header in the 79th minute brought England back into the game against Sweden.

Like against France, our back four was abominable. The Swedish players were able to get the better of our defence, while some will critique Hannah Hampton in goal and say Mary Earps would never have, but just remember Earps had a fully fit, strong pre-ACL injury back line at 2022. 

The World Cup holders face the eight-time European Championship winners, Germany.

There is a place in the Euro final at stake as England go into this match with grit and determination and have been dubbed the likely winners, but could Italy cause an upset?

The penalty shootout

England became the first country in Women’s Euros history to come from two goals behind in a knockout game and win it all.

Another knockout match between England and Sweden, the last saw the hosts England win 4-0 in the semi-finals of Euro 2022.

England vs. Sweden analysis of their group stage performance and overall performance heading into this quarter-final tie.

The group stage is now over, so we move on to the quarterfinals. Here is your rundown of all the countries still in it and the games to play.

England booked their place in the UEFA Women’s Euros quarter-finals after winning against local rivals Wales 6-1.

The biggest foes face off, neighbour and half of the countries that make up the United Kingdom.

Is Spain invincible or beatable?

England beating the Netherlands means that if they win against Wales and France wins against the Netherlands, they are automatically qualified as the second-best in the group and will no longer need to rely on goal difference.

In out, shake it all about.

In out, shake it all about.

England comes into this game after a 2-1 loss to the French, which has seriously damaged their chances of making the group stages and left them in a very precarious position in the group of death. 

Wales is the lowest-ranked country in the Euros and 30th in the world. Still, they have fans. In their first match, they reported having 3,800 fans compared to the Dutch's 3,000. This might not seem much of a difference, but access to Switzerland and pricing and Wales being a lower-income country show how much they back their nation.

Let’s jump straight into the math and strategy of England’s Women’s Euro 2025 campaign—and how they can realistically still qualify from what’s become the Group of Death.

Do we want to talk about that game?

England start their title defence as Wales start their first-ever Euro campaign.

It was the first day of the women's Euros, and it was a hot one off and on the pitch. You had red cards, VAR penalties, and boos all in one day, so let's get started.

Group C: Denmark v Sweden (5pm, Geneva)

Group B: Belgium vs Italy (5pm, Sion)

The first day will see group A in action with the first match being Iceland v Finland at 5pm. The official first match will always be the home nation which will be Switzerland v Norway at 8pm which will be the open ceremony.

As we head into the Euros, here is the list of controversial selections in the women's Euros: those unable to go due to Injury or illness or those just not chosen, which might shock you.

England will play their first Euros match on Saturday against France after beating Jamaica 7-0 in what was supposed to be an international friendly.

Here is a small list of big games (not all England) to watch at the Euros, from local Derbys to fiancee battles. Here are matches that are good to watch.

While we cannot predict the future or who will win the Euros, we can suggest the top four possibilities.

Here is your deep dive into the Lionesses squad, all these career stats, this last season and performance with the international team

As we head into another Major tournament for the women's side, the clubs behind the players have received some bonuses.

This is where you can look and see the squad that each country are sending out for the women's euros this summer in Switzerland. Plus my opinions on the selections.

This is all the teams at the women's Euros this summer in Switzerland, like those who have historically done well, what each team's secret weapons are, and what crucial pieces of the winning puzzle will be missing this summer.

With less than a month away from the women's UEFA EUROs in Switzerland, here is your rundown of all the information you need to know ahead of this summer's sporting competition