Women’s Euro 2025: Fixty, Dates, Schedule and Kick-off Times

The women’s Euro 2025 campaign from England and Wales starts on Saturday.

Will Sarina Viegman’s favor defend the title won in 2022? Will Wales harass his debut in a major tournament?

These are the only two questions with AVD fans as the top European teams compete in the final in Switzerland.

BBC Sport provides lowness on all major details for women’s Euro 2025.

Hand held in Switzerland, the tournament started on Wednesday, July 2.

Instead of the custom of the host country that started the tournament, the initial stability saw Iceland losing to Finland.

Switzerland played at St. Jawab -Park that day – 35,689 -seater house of FC Basel – where he lost to Norway.

The tournament will end with the final at the same stadium on Sunday, 27 July.

This will be the first time Switzerland has organized a women’s sports program of this scale.

Group A: Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Finland.

Group B: Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy.

Group C: Germany, Poland, Denmark, Sweden.

Group D: France, England, Wales, Netherlands.

OPTA’s ‘Supercomputer’ has calculated that Spain is a heavy favorite, the world champion gave 25% chance to win the tournament.

England are ranked second, 17% simulation defending its title, while Debutants Wales is given a 0% chance to go all the way.

England’s group match: In Zurich, 5 July V France (20:00 BST), 9 July V in Zurich (17:00 BST), 13 July V in Wales St. Gallon (20:00 BST).

Wales group match: 5 July V Netherlands Lucurn (17:00 BST), 9 July V in France, St. Gallon (20:00 BST), 13 July V at St. Gallon (20:00 BST) in England.

The England squad for Switzerland consists of 13 players who were part of their victorious euro pool on home soil in 2022.

The lionesses, however, are without large names.

Goalkeeper Mary’s Yearps announced retirement from international football five weeks before the start of the tournament, with Frank Kirby Suit.

The major defender Milli Bright is also missing, saying that he is unable to “give mentally or physically 100%” by saying that he is unavailable.

Chelsea Forward Lauren James has been chosen despite not playing since April – but Kishori Michelle Egimang is an exciting addition.

Sophie Ingal Ryan Wilkinson’s squad had surprising inclusion.

The 33 -year -old midfielder did not play a single game for Chelsea in the previous season after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in September, but the Wales Manager said the Engang was “in a position to contribute”.

Angarad will captain the James squad, which includes the record cap-holder and goalkeeper of Jess Fishalk-Wales, partner of his Seattle reign.

The 37 -year -old veteran forward Kayle Barton was chosen despite ending his game’s career at Charlton Athletic in June to play a head coach role in Saltedion United.

However, ACL injuries have denied Wilkinson of three players, including Mezi Davis, Megan Wine and Laura O’Sullyan all missing.

The top two teams of each of the four groups undergo the quarter -finals.

If England or Wales Group D win, they will play Group C runner-ups, including Germany, Poland, Denmark and Sweden.

Group D will play the winner of Runner-up Group C.

Spain and Germany were the first teams, after host Switzerland, to qualify for the tournament – only after losing only one game after doing so in June 2024.

Germany, France, Sweden and Debutant Poland will feel confident in Switzerland, claiming an unbeaten record in 2025.

Meanwhile, England has fought for this association this year. The lioness hit six previous Portugal earlier this month, but he was beaten by both Spain and Belgium.

Wells has so far won a game in 2025, but it has become difficult to defeat Wilkinson’s side and claim two impressive draws against the upper -class Sweden.

Real Madrid’s Caroline Veer and Chelsea’s Erin Kathabert will not play any role in the competition as Scotland failed to qualify.

Scotland, who played in the 2017 version, lost to Finland in the second round of play-off to remember this year’s championship.

Arsenal left-back McCabe is also remembered because the Republic of Ireland, which is still to appear in a female European Championship, was beaten by Wales in play-off by Wales.

The Leena Obordorf of Germany, named the young player of the tournament in the Euro 2022, goes out due to an anterior cruciate ligament knee injury.

Meanwhile, hosts Switzerland, 34, will be without star striker Ramona Bachman after facing the same injury in training earlier this month.

Each match of the tournament, which starts from July 2, will be shown in the UK on BBC or ITV, with the final available on both channels on 27 July.

Along with live TV coverage and highlights in BBC and iPlayer, radio commentary will also be available on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra.

The BBC Euro is 2025 TV and radio schedule here

As already mentioned, the St. Zakb-Park will be seen throughout the tournament, but there are a total of eight host cities including Zurich and Geneva.

Euro 2025 tickets are on sale since October 2024.

More than 570,000 tickets have been sold for the tournament, with 673,000-capacity.

The Euro 2022 has a overall tournament attendance record, with 574,875 participation in 31 matches in England – an average 18,544 per game.

The UEFA said that most of the matches were sold, while the largest number of tickets were sold in Switzerland, followed by Germany and England.

All fixtures and results from Switzerland, along the route of the final, can be seen on the BBC Sport’s dedicated UEFA Euro 2025 schedule page.