The Women’s Euro 2025 tournament is on the horizon, and it promises to be one of the most competitive tournaments in its history!
The 2025 Women’s European Championship, to give the tournament its full name, will feature 16 European teams. This includes all the continent’s top women’s teams, who will compete across an initial Group Stage, followed by a knockout tournament in Switzerland this summer.
Sarina Wegmann’s England Lionesses are the current holders of the trophy, having beaten Germany 2-1 at Wembley back in 2021 to win their first major trophy.
However, skipper Leah Williamson and company will face a stern test in what looks like being an incredibly evenly contested Women’s Euro 2025 tournament.
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Check back here when the tournament begins for the latest news, match results, betting markets and much more from the first game of the Women’s Euro 2025 tournament in Switzerland from the 2nd July 2025!
A good example of this was England’s qualifying campaign, which saw them come through a tough group which included Scotland, Sweden and France.
It took a final day 0-0 draw in Sweden for England to clinch second spot in the group and with it a place in the finals of the Women’s Euro 2025 tournament this summer.
Let’s now look ahead to the tournament in a bit more detail and remember to check back here for all the Latest News from the tournament once the action gets underway on the 2nd July 2025!
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Group A looks to be the easiest of the four groups with hosts Switzerland and Norway expected to come through the group phase ahead of Iceland and Finland. The winner of the game between the hosts and Norway on the first day of the tournament will likely decide who tops this group.
Switzerland – Sydney Schertenleib, Alisha Lehmann, Lia Walti (Midfielders), Ramona Bachmann, Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic (Att)
Iceland – Glodis Perla Viggosdottir (Def), Hildur Antonsdottir (Mid), Sveindis Jane Jonsdottir (Att)
Finland – Tinja-Riika Korpela (GK), Emma Koivisto (Def), Olga Ahtinen (Mid), Linda Sallstrom (Att)
Norway – Maren Mjelde, Tuva Hansen (Def), Frida Maanum, Guro Reiten, Lisa Naalsund (Mid), Ada Hegerburg, Elisabeth Terland, Sophie Roman Haug, Caroline Hansen (Att)
Group B is a competitive group, but with Spain likely to win the group, the real battle will be for second spot behind the current World Champions, with all three other teams feeling they will be in with a chance of earning that spot
Belgium – Laura Deloose, Davina Philtjens (Def), Justine Vanhaevermaet, Tina De Caigny (Mid), Tessa Wullaert, Janice Cayman, Ella Van Kerkhoven (Att)
Italy – Laura Giuliani (GK), Elena Linari, Valentina Bergamaschi, Lisa Boattin (Def), Arianna Caruso, Manuela Giugliano (Mid), Barbara Bonansea, Cristiana Girelli, Valentina Giacinti (Att)
Spain – Irene Paredes, Leila Ouahabi, Olga Carmona, Laia Aleixandri (Def), Aitana Bonmati, Alexia Putellas, Patricia Gujarro, Athenea del Castillo (Mid), Mariona Caldentey, Esther Gonzalez, Salma Paralluelo (Att)
Portugal – Ines Pereira (GK), Carole Costa, Ana Borges (Def), Dolores Silva, Tatiana Pinto (Mid), Diana Silva, Carolina Mendes (Att)
Group C is a very open group with Germany, Denmark and Sweden all likely to feel that they have a good chance of qualification. Poland will struggle in this company but the experience will do them the world of good.
Germany – Ann-Katrin Berger (GK), Giulia Gwinn, Sara Doorsoun, Fransiska Kett, Sarai Linder (Def), Sara Dabritz, Linda Dallmann, Sjoeke Nusken, Sydney Lohmann (Mid), Lea Schuller, Klara Buhl, Laura Freigang (Att)
Poland – Paulina Dudek (Def), Ewelina Kamczyk (Mid), Ewa Pajor, Weronika Zawistowska, Natalia Padilla (Att)
Sweden – Jonna Andersson, Linda Sembrandt, Magdalena Eriksson (Def), Kosovare Asllani, Filippa Angeldahl, Julia Olme, Hanna Bennison (Mid), Sofia Jaokbsson, Stina Blackstenius, Fridolina Rolfo, Johanna Kaneryd, Rebecka Blomqvist (Att)
Denmark – Sanna Troelsgaard, Katrine Veje, Frederikke Thogersen (Def), Kathrine Kuhl (Mid), Pernille Harder, Signe Brun (Att)
This is a tough group for the defending champions England. Games with France and the Netherlands look to be a very tough start and the Lionesses must win at least one of those games to be in with a realistic chance of making it through this group.
Netherlands – Daphne van Domselaar (Gk), Dominique Janssen, Kerstin Casparij, Merel van Dongen, Caitlin Dijkstra, Lynn Wilms (Def), Sherida Spitse, Danielle van de Donk, Jackie Groenen, Victoria Pelova, Samaris Egurrola, Jill Roord (Mid), Romee Leuchter, Lineth Beerensteyn, Vivianne Miedema, Esme Brugts (Att)
France – Pauline Peyraud-Magnin (GK), Sakina Karchaoui, Selma Bacha, Wendie Renard, Griedge Mbock Bathy, Maelle Lakrar (Def), Sandie Toletti, Grace Geyoro, Amel Majri, Kensa Dali, Sandy Baltimore (Mid), Eugenie Le Sommer, Melvine Malard, Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Delphine Cascarino, Khadidiatou Diani (Att)
England – Hannah Hampton, Mary Earps (GK), Lucy Bronze, Jess Taylor, Alex Greenwood, Millie Bright, Leah Williamson (Def), Keira Walsh, Fran Kirby, Ella Toone, Jess Park, Georgia Stanway (Mid), Alessia Russo, Lauren James, Lauren Hemp, Chloe Kelly, Beth Mead (Att)
Wales – Gemma Evans, Mayzee Davies, Haylee Ladd (Def), Angharad James, Charlie Estcourt, Jess Fishlock (Mid), Kayleigh Barton (Att)
The top two teams in each group qualify for the Knockout Phase of the tournament, which has a predetermined draw as follows. Extra time and penalties are used to determine the winner of all knockout fixtures.
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The action kicks off on the 2nd July 2025 and progresses through until the Women’s Euro 2025 Final on the 27th July 2025!
So remember to tune in here for more details on the Women’s Euro 2025 tournament and all the latest betting information!
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