UEFA Women’s Euro 2025

 When does the Euro 2025 start?

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 officially kicked off on Wednesday, July 2, with the opening match between Iceland and Finland in Thun, Switzerland. This marks the beginning of a month-long celebration of elite European women’s football, culminating in the final on Sunday, July 27 at St. Jakob-Park in Basel. Sixteen national teams are competing across eight Swiss cities, making this tournament not only a showcase of athletic excellence but also a vibrant cultural event set against the backdrop of Switzerland’s scenic venues.

What colour is the England Women's away kit?

The England Women’s away kit for Euro 2025 is a bold departure from tradition: it’s predominantly black, accented with Hyper Royal blue logos and a blue monochrome Lionesses crest on the chest

What really sets it apart is the vibrant side panel detailing—a striking stripe that blends red, pink, and blue, adding a modern, energetic flair to the sleek design The kit is crafted with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV technology for elite performance and sustainability, incorporating recycled materials like Nike Grind.

It’s a sharp, futuristic look that’s already turning heads on and off the pitch. Want to see how it compares to other teams’ kits in the tournament?

What teams are participating in Euro 2025?

Sixteen national teams are competing in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, hosted in Switzerland. Here’s the full lineup, grouped by their respective pools:

🏆 Group A

• Switzerland (hosts)

• Norway

• Iceland

• Finland

⚽ Group B

• Spain

• Portugal

• Belgium

• Italy

🔥 Group C

• Germany

• Poland

• Denmark

• Sweden

🦁 Group D

• France

• England (defending champions)

• Wales

• Netherlands

These teams earned their spots through a mix of automatic qualification, playoffs, and host nation privileges. Notably, Wales and Poland are making their tournament debuts, while Sweden and Germany bring deep tournament pedigree.

Who is most likely to win the Women's Euro?

🏆 Spain is widely considered the frontrunner to win the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025. As reigning World Cup champions, they’ve carried their momentum into this tournament with a squad stacked with talent, including Aitana Bonmatí, Alexia Putellas, and Salma Paralluelo—all of whom are in top form

Here’s how the top contenders stack up:

Team	Strengths	Odds & Predictions
Spain	World-class midfield, attacking depth, recent World Cup win	Favorites across most betting platforms
Germany	Young, dynamic squad with strong leadership from Giulia Gwinn	Predicted finalists by many analysts
England	Defending Euro champions, strong attacking options like Alessia Russo	Expected to reach the final again
France	Tactical discipline, unbeaten in 8 matches leading into the tournament	Dark horse with potential to upset favorites
Netherlands	Talented youth like Wieke Kaptein, past champions in 2017	Surprise package to watch

🔮 Most pundits predict a Spain vs. Germany final, with Spain tipped to lift the trophy. But don’t count out England—they’ve got tournament pedigree and a manager, Sarina Wiegman, who’s never lost a Euro match.

Who are the top players to watch in the tournament?

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 is bursting with talent, but a few standout stars are already stealing the spotlight. Here’s a curated list of the top players to watch, blending seasoned legends with rising phenoms:

🌟 Veterans Leading the Charge

• Alexia Putellas (Spain) – Two-time Ballon d’Or winner and Spain’s all-time most capped player. After missing Euro 2022 due to injury, she’s back with 22 goals and 17 assists this season.

• Lea Schüller (Germany) – With 52 goals in 75 caps, she’s Germany’s new attacking spearhead post-Popp era.

  

• Kadidiatou Diani (France) – France’s most experienced forward, coming off a 26-goal season with Lyon.

• Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) – On the brink of 100 international goals, she’s a clinical finisher and Dutch icon.

🔥 Breakout Stars & Young Guns

• Clàudia Pina (Spain) – A super-sub turned game-changer, she netted both goals in Spain’s comeback win over England.

• Wieke Kaptein (Netherlands) – Just 19, but already anchoring midfield for Chelsea and the Dutch national team.

• Aggie Beever-Jones (England) – A rising striker with a hat trick against Portugal and 13 goals in back-to-back seasons for Chelsea.

• Sydney Schertenleib (Switzerland) – At 18, she’s already making waves at Barcelona and scored against Norway in February.

⚽ Other Must-Watch Talents

• Aitana Bonmatí (Spain) – Despite a late start due to illness, she’s expected to be a midfield maestro once again.

• Klara Bühl (Germany) – Missed the 2022 final due to COVID, but now leads Germany’s attack with flair and precision.

• Ewa Pajor (Poland) – Scored 43 goals for Barcelona last season. If Poland surprises, it’ll be thanks to her.

• Lauren James (England) – A creative dynamo who adds unpredictability and flair to England’s attack.

These players aren’t just names—they’re the heartbeat of their teams and the ones most likely to shape the tournament’s biggest moments. Want a visual lineup or a fantasy draft-style ranking?

What are the recent performances of these top players?

Here’s a roundup of how some of the standout players have been performing at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 so far:

🇪🇸 Alexia Putellas (Spain)

• Scored in Spain’s 5-0 win over Portugal, showcasing her trademark composure and control.

• Returned to the Euros after missing 2022 due to injury and is now leading Spain’s midfield with 22 goals and 17 assists in the 2024/25 season.

• A top contender for a third Ballon d’Or, she’s been instrumental in Spain’s push for their first European title.

🇩🇪 Lea Schüller (Germany)

• One of the top scorers in the Nations League, with 5 goals, and a key figure in Germany’s attack.

• Opened her Euro 2025 campaign with strong performances, filling the void left by Alexandra Popp.

• Known for her clinical finishing and aerial threat, she’s a favorite for the tournament’s Golden Boot.

🇫🇷 Kadidiatou Diani (France)

• Scored in the Euro 2025 qualifiers against England.

• In the 2024/25 season, she’s tallied 17 goals and 13 assists across all competitions.

• A dynamic forward, Diani’s pace and creativity are central to France’s attacking strategy.

🇳🇱 Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands)

• Scored twice against Finland in a pre-tournament friendly, bringing her international tally to 99 goals.

• Aiming to become the first Dutch player to reach 100 international goals, she’s returning from injury with renewed form.

• Played a key role in the Netherlands’ qualification and is expected to lead their frontline throughout the tournament.

🇪🇸 Clàudia Pina (Spain)

• Scored a brace off the bench in Spain’s 2-1 win over England in the Nations League.

• Finished as the top scorer in the Champions League with 10 goals.

• Her sharp finishing and impact as a super-sub make her a rising star to watch.

🇳🇱 Wieke Kaptein (Netherlands)

• Featured in multiple Euro 2025 qualifiers, starting in midfield and playing full matches against Italy and Norway.

• At just 19, she’s being tipped as a breakout star of the tournament.

🏡 Sydney Schertenleib (Switzerland)

• The youngest player in the Swiss squad at 18, she made her Euro debut with a late substitute appearance.

• Recently won the Spanish league and cup double with Barcelona.

• A future star, she’s already drawing comparisons to elite midfielders for her vision and maturity.

🇪🇸 Aitana Bonmatí (Spain)

• Despite a recent illness, she’s returned to form and continues to orchestrate Spain’s midfield.

• A back-to-back Ballon d’Or winner, she remains the heartbeat of the reigning world champions.

How have these players performed in past tournaments?

🇪🇸 Alexia Putellas (Spain)

                                                     

• UEFA Women’s Euro 2022: Missed the tournament due to an ACL injury just before kickoff.

• FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: Returned to help Spain win their first-ever title, though she played a more limited role due to recovery.

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  UEFA Nations League 2024: Contributed to Spain’s victory, showing flashes of her pre-injury brilliance.

• Honors: 2× Ballon d’Or Féminin (2021, 2022), UEFA Women’s Player of the Year (2021, 2022).

🇩🇪 Lea Schüller (Germany)                                                                                                                                       

• UEFA Women’s Euro 2022: Missed most of the tournament due to COVID-19 but returned for the final.

• FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: Scored but Germany exited early in the group stage.

• UEFA Nations League 2025: Strong showing with 5 goals in 6 matches.

• Bundesliga 2024/25: 11 goals in 22 matches for Bayern Munich.

🇫🇷 Kadidiatou Diani (France)

• UEFA Women’s Euro 2022: Played all matches; France reached the semifinals.

• FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: Scored 4 goals, including a hat-trick vs Panama.

• UEFA Nations League 2024: Key contributor in France’s run to the final.

• 2023/24 Season: 23 goals and 12 assists across all competitions for Lyon.

🇳🇱 Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands)

• UEFA Women’s Euro 2017: Scored 4 goals, including 2 in the final to win the title.

• FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019: 3 goals; helped Netherlands reach the final.

• Olympics 2020: Scored 10 goals in 4 matches — a tournament record.

• Recent Form: Back from injury, scoring 6 goals in 9 WSL matches for Man City.

Would you like a similar breakdown for the other trending players like Aitana Bonmatí, Lauren James, or Ewa Pajor? I’ve got the stats and stories ready.

How much are tickets to see the Lionesses at the EurO 2025

🎟️ Tickets to see the Lionesses at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 vary depending on the match and seating category:

• Group Stage Matches:

  • Category 2: £80–£110

  • Category 1: £170–£250

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  Knockout Rounds (via UEFA):

  • Quarterfinals: CHF 25–40

  • Semifinals: CHF 25–70

  • Final: CHF 30–90

You can buy official tickets through , or explore resale options on platforms like —though prices there may be above or below face value.

🎫 Bonus: All official ticket holders get free second-class public transport within Switzerland on matchdays.

Let me know if you want help finding the best seats for a specific match or city!

When are the Lionesses playing in the Euro 2025?

The Lionesses’ group stage fixtures at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 are set, and they’re diving straight into the deep end of the so-called “Group of Death”:

🦁 England’s Group D Schedule

1. England vs. France 📅 Saturday, July 5 🕗 8:00 PM BST 📍 Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich

2. England vs. Netherlands 📅 Wednesday, July 9 🕔 5:00 PM BST 📍 Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich

3. England vs. Wales 📅 Sunday, July 13 🕗 8:00 PM BST 📍 Arena St. Gallen, St. Gallen

If they advance, the quarterfinals begin July 16, with potential matchups depending on their group finish. The final takes place on Sunday, July 27 in Basel.

Want a printable fixture list or a visual calendar to track their path to the final?

Who is the Lionesses’ vice captain for the Euro 2025?

As of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, Millie Bright was originally named the vice captain of the Lionesses. However, she withdrew from the squad ahead of the tournament, citing that she wasn’t physically or mentally ready to compete. This left a leadership gap alongside captain Leah Williamson.

While the FA hasn’t officially named a new vice captain in Bright’s absence, experienced players like Lucy Bronze, Alex Greenwood, and Keira Walsh are widely seen as part of the leadership core. Bronze, in particular, is playing in her seventh major tournament and has often worn the armband when Williamson or Bright were unavailable

How much are England's Euro 2025 football shirts?

The England Euro 2025 football shirts are available in a range of styles and prices depending on the version and retailer. Here's a quick breakdown:

👕 Official Nike England Shirts (Adults)

• Home & Away Stadium Shirts: £84.99 (often discounted to £75.00 at retailers like Sports Direct)

• Authentic Match Shirts: Up to £171.00, featuring Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV tech for elite performance

🧒 Kids & Mini Kits

• Junior Shirts: Around £60.00–£64.99

• Mini Kits (2–7 years): £50.00–£54.99

• Infant Kits: As low as £41.99

👚 Women’s Fit

• Same pricing as men’s: £75.00–£84.99 for Stadium versions, and £171.00 for Authentic Match Shirts

You can find them at the , , or , with options for personalization and global shipping.

What colour is the England Women's away kit?

The

England Women’s away kit for Euro 2025 is a bold departure from tradition: it’s predominantly black, accented with Hyper Royal blue logos and a blue monochrome Lionesses crest on the chest.

What really sets it apart is the vibrant side panel detailing—a striking stripe that blends red, pink, and blue, adding a modern, energetic flair to the sleek design. The kit is crafted with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV technology for elite performance and sustainability, incorporating recycled materials like Nike Grind.

It’s a sharp, futuristic look that’s already turning heads on and off the pitch. Want to see how it compares to other teams’ kits in the tournament?