Euro 2025: Schedules, Match Outcomes, and Standings in All Groups - A Complete Guide
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The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 is underway in Switzerland, running from July 2nd to July 27th. This is the 14th edition of the tournament and the third time it has been expanded to include 16 teams. England are the defending champions, but face a tough challenge in a group with France, Netherlands and Wales.

Tournament Format

The 16 teams are divided into four groups (A, B, C, and D). The top two teams from each group will advance to the quarter-finals. From there, the competition proceeds as a knockout tournament through the semi-finals and culminates in the final match.

Group Stage Fixtures and Results

The group stage began on July 2nd. All times are listed in British Summer Time (BST).

  • Group A:

    • July 2: Iceland vs Finland (5pm, Thun), Switzerland vs Norway (8pm, Basel)
    • July 6: Norway vs Finland (5pm, Sion), Switzerland vs Iceland (8pm, Bern)
    • July 10: Norway vs Iceland (8pm, Thun), Finland vs Switzerland (8pm, Geneva)
    • Group B:

    • July 3: Belgium vs Italy (5pm, Sion), Spain vs Portugal (8pm, Bern)

    • July 7: Spain vs Belgium (5pm, Thun), Portugal vs Italy (8pm, Geneva)
    • July 11: Italy vs Spain (8pm, Bern), Portugal vs Belgium (8pm, Sion)
    • Group C:

    • July 4: Denmark vs Sweden (5pm, Geneva), Germany vs Poland (8pm, St Gallen)

    • July 8: Germany vs Denmark (5pm, Basel), Poland vs Sweden (8pm, Lucerne)
    • July 12: Sweden vs Germany (8pm, Zurich), Poland vs Denmark (8pm, Lucerne)
    • Group D:

    • July 5: Wales vs Netherlands (5pm, Lucerne), France vs England (8pm, Zurich)

    • July 9: England vs Netherlands (5pm, Zurich), France vs Wales (8pm, St Gallen)
    • July 13: Netherlands vs France (5pm, Basel), England vs Wales (8pm, St Gallen)

Knockout Stage Fixtures

  • Quarter-finals:
    • July 16: Winner Group A vs Runner-up Group B (8pm, Geneva)
    • July 17: Winner Group C vs Runner-up Group D (8pm, Zurich)
    • July 18: Winner Group B vs Runner-up Group A (8pm, Bern)
    • July 19: Winner Group D vs Runner-up Group C (8pm, Basel)
  • Semi-finals:
    • July 22: TBC vs TBC (8pm, Geneva)
    • July 23: TBC vs TBC (8pm, Zurich)
  • Final:
    • July 27: (5pm, Basel)

Group Tables

(As of July 2, 2025, the group tables are just starting to take shape. Check back for updated standings throughout the tournament.)

  • Group A:

    1. Switzerland
    2. Iceland
    3. Norway
    4. Finland
    5. Group B:

    6. Spain

    7. Belgium
    8. Italy
    9. Portugal
    10. Group C:

    11. Germany

    12. Denmark
    13. Poland
    14. Sweden
    15. Group D:

    16. England

    17. France
    18. Netherlands
    19. Wales

Where to Watch

In the UK, live coverage will be shared between BBC and ITV. Every match will be broadcast live across BBC One, BBC Two, and ITV1. UK viewers can also stream the games on the BBC Sport website, iPlayer, or ITVX streaming service.

The Lionesses, as defending champions, are a team to watch, though Spain, led by Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmati, are considered a favorite. The tournament promises exciting matches and fierce competition as Europe's best women's national teams compete for the coveted title.


Writer - Yash Menon
Yash Menon, an aspiring journalist with a keen interest in investigative reporting and a genuine passion for sports, is committed to factual storytelling. Having recently completed his journalism degree, Yash is eager to apply his skills professionally. He is particularly passionate about amplifying the voices of underrepresented communities and exploring complex social issues with integrity and depth, drawing parallels from the dedication found in sports.
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