Women's EURO news

Ada Hegerberg scored a vital equaliser as Norway edged hosts Switzerland 2-1 on the opening night of Euro 2025, with the match decided by an own goal.

Finland capitalised on an Iceland red card as Katariina Kosola's fine strike delivered a 1-0 victory in the Euro 2025 curtain-raiser.

National anthems are a feature of international football and GOAL takes a look at the one the Dragons seek to take inspiration from

Pia Sundhage has put immense trust in the 18-year-old as the home nation aim to go beyond the group stage for the first time

The Chelsea shot-stopper will make her major tournament debut on Saturday against France, having risen to the fore and won Sarina Wiegman's trust

After her devastating injury on the eve of Euro 2022, the Barcelona superstar comes into this summer as perhaps the best player in the world right now

A never-before sum of prize money has been approved for the Women's Euro 2025.

All you need to know about the opening ceremony of Women's Euro 2025 and the performers who will entertain you...

Aitana Bonmati has reportedly linked up with Spain's Euro 2025 squad after being treated for viral meningitis.

After reaching the final of this tournament in 2013, the Scandinavian nation have endured over a decade of underperformance on the biggest stage

Alexia Putellas has a historic Ballon d’Or Feminin win in her sights, with the Barcelona and Spain superstar preparing for a Euro 2025 challenge.

There was arguably no more impressive shot-stopper on the continent in 2024-25 than the 21-year-old, who had an award-winning season in Serie A

Not since the European Championship in 2022 - where Alessia Russo, Ella Toone and Kelly shone - has the team had a consistently impactful bench

It's been a difficult year for the Juventus winger but, after lots of doubt, she will play at a home major tournament this summer

Former England goalkeeper Mary Earps believes she was "villainised" after retiring from international duty ahead of Euro 2025.

Lauren James made a dazzling return to action in England’s emphatic 7-0 win over Jamaica, instantly showing her “Ballon d’Or” quality just days before Euro 2025. The Chelsea star, back from a hamstring injury, delivered a moment of brilliance with a sublime assist, prompting praise from Karen Carney, who compared her to Lionesses legend Kelly Smith.

The Chelsea star played her first game in almost three months in one of many positives for Sarina Wiegman's side ahead of their European title defence