The 2025 European Women’s Championship in Switzerland is drawing to a close and the two finalists have finally been decided. They are the reigning European Championship title holders England and the reigning world champions Spain. You could therefore say that the two best teams in the world will meet in the upcoming 2025 European Championship final, but neither of them had it easy, especially in the semi-finals, and were even on the brink of elimination.
European Women’s Championship 2025: England and Spain make it to the final
In the first semi-final on Tuesday, the Three Lions had to go all the way to extra time against Italy, where it wasn’t until the 119th minute that Kelly scored the winning goal, having missed a penalty immediately beforehand but scoring on the rebound. The Spaniards also struggled and were only able to secure their place in the European Championship final in extra time after Aitana scored 2:1 for Spain against Germany in the 113th minute. The DFB team was thus eliminated from the tournament, but showed a fighting performance right to the end.
England v Spain Euro final – What do you need to know?
The final of the European Women’s Championship 2025 will take place on 27 July 2025 at St. Jakob Park in Basel. The England and Spain national teams have already met 15 times in total, and a look at the overall statistics shows that the two teams are on an equal footing. England currently have 6 wins, Spain have 5 victories and there have been 4 draws. The goal statistics between England and Spain are 18:16 in favour of the English team.
Also interesting: England and Spain have met at the last three European Championships and while Spain won the first clash, the last two games went to England. The last time they had to go into extra time was at Euro 2022, where England prevailed 2:1.
You can watch the Euro 2025 final between England and Spain for a fee on DAZN or free of charge on ZDF. Or you can take the opportunity to buy European Championship final tickets and watch the clash live at St. Jakob Park in Basel, as we will show you which secondary ticket market providers are still offering tickets for the final.
