UEFA Women Euro 2025 will run in Switzerland from 2 to 27 July. Sixteen nations compete across eight cities. This is the 14th edition of the tournament.
Top Contenders and Odds
Spain are favourites, with a 24.6% chance of winning their first Euro title. They are reigning 2023 world champions. They also won the 2024 Nations League. Their squad has 10 Barcelona players who recently claimed a domestic treble. Key stars include:
- Aitana Bonmatí – Ballon d’Or winner and passing leader.
- Irene Paredes – Recorded 1,243 touches and 883 passes in past Euros.
Spain begin in Group B and have a 66% chance to top it, with strong odds to reach the knockout stages.
England are defending champions. They hold a 16.4% chance to win again. Coach Sarina Wiegman is unbeaten in 12 Euro matches. England lost key players like Mary Earps and Fran Kirby, yet still relied on Beth Mead and Alessia Russo for goals.
France follows with a 15.5% chance. They have new talent such as Kadidiatou Diani (16 goals for Lyon) and Clara Matéo (18 goals for Paris FC). Their experienced players like Wendie Renard are absent.
Germany has a 14.0% chance. With eight past titles, they remain strong. They have scored 102 goals in Euro history. They now depend on younger players after the retirement of Alexandra Popp.
Sweden (5.9%) and Netherlands (5.5%) are considered dark horses. Sweden have reached three consecutive semi-finals. The Netherlands count on striker Vivianne Miedema, who is three goals shy of 100 international goals.
As UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 approaches, fans in Pakistan can follow the action on global sports networks. Historic wins or giant upsets may await. Will Spain finally win their first European crown in Switzerland?
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