The female euro takes place from July 2 to 27, 2025 in Switzerland. 16 nations, divided into four groups of four, will try to succeed England, champion at home three years ago. The English will also be the first opponents of the French team on July 5.
Two years after the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, a new tournament begins for the French women’s team, with the Women’s Euro 2025. The players of Laurent Bonadei open a new era without several executives (Wendie Renard, Eugénie Le Sommer, Kenza Dali) to conquer a first title. After numerous failures in the quarter -finals, as during the 2023 World Cup and the 2024 Olympic Games, the Blue will have a lot to do at the start of the competition.
Where and when will the female Euro 2025 take place?
The Women’s Euro will take place from Wednesday 2 to Sunday 27 July 2025, in Switzerland. Eight sites were selected for the organization of the 14th edition of the continental competition. The opening match will take place on Wednesday July 2 in Thoune and the final will be played in Basel on July 27.
What is the 2025 female Euro calendar?
Group phase games
- 1st day: July 2-5
- 2nd day: July 6-9
- 3rd day: July 10-13
Direct elimination phase matches
- Quarter-finals: July 16-19
- Semi-final: July 22 and 23
- Final: July 27
>> The detailed calendar of the 2025 women’s Euro
On which TV channel to see the matches of the Women’s Euro 2025?
The 2025 female euro will be broadcast mainly within the TF1 group, which holds the TV rights of the competition. However, the group sold part of its rights to France Télévisions, which will also broadcast certain matches including Pays de Wales-France, the second Blues match.
What are the groups of the 2025 female Euro?
A total of 16 teams will compete.
Group A
- Suisse
- Norway
- Iceland
- Finland
Group B
- Spain
- Portugal
- Belgium
- Italy
Group C
- Germany
- Poland
- Denmark
- Suede
Group D
- France
- England
- Wales
- The Netherlands
What is the calendar of the French team during the Women’s Euro 2025?
The French team is evolving in group D, the Death Group, in the company of the last two European Champions, England and the Netherlands, as well as Wales, which competes for its first international competition.
- July 5 (9 p.m.): France-England, in Zürich (TF1)
- July 9 (9 p.m.): France-Pays de Wales, in St Gall (France TV)
- July 13 (9 p.m.): Netherlands-France, in Basel (TF1 group)
Who are the favorites of Euro 2025?
Holding the title, England can legitimately claim to keep its title. World champion in 2023 against the English, Spain can continue to impose its domination on world football by going to seek a third title in three years. The most titled nation at the Euro (8 coronations), Germany is also a candidate for victory. Still looking for a first title, France is one of the outsiders.
>> Favorite teams of the Women’s Euro 2025
