UEFA Women’s EURO

Spain beat Germany 1-0 to join England in the UEFA Women’s European Championship final on Sunday. Giovanna Hoffman could not connect with a good chance for Germany, whose goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger twice denied Esther Gonzalez, once tipping over a long-range volley. Irene Paredes headed against the post, as Spain had to settle for a goalless first

England came from behind to beat Italy 2-1 after extra-time to reach the UEFA Women’s EURO final. Lauren James got a shot on target, Alessia Russo went close but when a Sofia Cantore cross reached Barbara Bonansea she controlled the ball and volleyed into the roof of Hannah Hampton’s net. Laura Giuliani pushed away an

Germany dramatically edged France 6-5 in a UEFA Women’s EURO shoot-out to set up a semi-final with Spain on Wednesday. Germany suffered an early double set-back, with Kathrin Hendrich red-carded for pulling Griedge Mbock Bathy’s hair and Grace Geyoro converting the resultant penalty despite goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger getting a hand to it. But from a

England beat Sweden 3-2 on penalties in sudden death at the UEFA Women’s EURO and will play Italy in the semi-final on Tuesday. Lauren Hemp was close to a swift reply but her effort was helped onto the crossbar by goalkeeper Jennifer Falk. Defensive errors in the opening minutes cost England as Kosovare Asllani finished

Italy beat Norway 2-1 at the death to set up a UEFA Women’s EURO semi-final against England or Sweden on Tuesday 22 July. Italy had chances as Arianna Caruso was inches wide under pressure, Cristiana Girelli and Emma Severini went for the same header, before the latter had a shot charged down by goalkeeper Cecilie

Sweden came storming back after an early deficit to defeat ten-player Germany and top UEFA Women’s EURO Group C. Group C: Sweden 4-1 Germany Poland 3-2 Denmark Sweden had needed just a draw to win the group ahead of Germany and did so after a dramatic first half. Lea Schuller played in Jule Brand for

Spain had to come from behind to beat Italy and finish top of their UEFA Women’s EURO group on maximum points. Group B: Italy 1-3 Spain Portugal 1-1 Belgium Spain soon overcame a setback against Italy to take the win, as both sides now progress to the quarter-finals. Italy were ahead inside 10 minutes against

Switzerland needed a stoppage-time equaliser to stay in UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, Norway topped Group A with a third straight win. Group A Finland 1-1 Switzerland Norway 4-3 Iceland Switzerland left it very late to get the point they needed against Finland, to go through to the quarter-finals. A goalless first half saw Sydney Schertenleib