UEFA has granted Germany’s DFB the rights to host the UEFA Women’s EURO 2029, following a decision made at an Executive Committee meeting in Nyon today, 3 December. The decision was preceded by many months of meticulous planning. Together with numerous stakeholders, including the federal government, state and regional associations, host cities and clubs, a […]
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UEFA’s Technical Observer Group’s Women’s EURO Team of the Tournament features four players each from finalists England and Spain. Germany had two players included and Italy filled the other slot in the eleven. The UEFA Technical Observer Group told uefa.com: “With our selection of players, we have looked to include not only players who have
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Scottish Women’s Football has set a summer challenge for youth teams to recreate the best moments from Women’s EURO 2025, with a chance to win a bag of official uhlsport balls. Girls across Scotland are being encouraged to post videos where they recreate their favourite moments from the European Championship, be that goal, celebration or
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Spain eventually overran Belgium and went through to the UEFA Women’s EURO quarter-finals, after Portugal drew with Italy. Group B Spain 6-2 Belgium Portugal 1-1 Italy Belgium twice levelled against Spain but eventually found themselves on the wrong end of a 6-2 scoreline. Alexia Putellas rifled Spain in front after being set up by a
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France and Spain fought back for wins over Brazil and Japan respectively in warm-up matches for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, which kicks off on Wednesday. France overcame an early two-goal deficit to see off Brazil 3-2. Luany and Kerolin had Brazil two goals to the good in only a dozen minutes but Grace Geyoro hit
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Wales’ official anthem for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 titled ‘Never Gonna Break Her’, is written by the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Wadge and performed by Liss Jones. ‘Never Gonna Break Her’ is a song that takes inspiration from the Wales Women’s National Team’s higher purpose: To play for change. To play to inspire. For Us. For
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Following the announcement of Wales’ squad for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, the FAW unveiled a giant inflatable Cymru shirt at the foot of Yr Wyddfa. The ‘Ein Crys Cymru’ Tour across Wales will see the names of the players selected displayed on the back of the giant shirt, which will then travel to Welsh towns
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Rhian Wilkinson announced the Wales 23-player squad for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 on the summit of Yr Wyddfa. Angharad James will captain the squad and is one of four centurions that have been selected for Wales women’s first major tournament. The three other selected centurions are most-capped player Jess Fishlock, Hayley Ladd and Sophie Ingle,
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Rhian Wilkinson will be announcing Wales’ squad for the UEFA EURO Women’s 2025 finals on 19 June on the top of The Wyddfa, the country’s highest summit. The Wyddfa summit, sitting at 1,085 metres above sea level, overlooks the Eryri National Park in north Wales and the squad will be announced in a special press
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The FA’s Big Football Day is set to return this summer to offer more opportunities for women and girls across the country to get involved during UEFA Women’s EURO 2025. Originally launched to coincide with England’s opening game at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, this year’s Big Football Day will run throughout the duration of UEFA Women’s EURO
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