Reigning champions England defend their title and try to become just the second nation to win back-to-back Women's EUROs when the 2025 tournament begins on July 2.

Norway cannot afford to fall asleep if it wants to finish first in Group A. A measly point against Iceland keeps them at the top of the pool. However, a loss to Iceland, and a win by either Finland or Switzerland by the right margin could lead to the Norwegians falling to second.

Five of the eight sides who will line up in the knockout stages are now known, with Switzerland the latest side to seal progress.

Former European champions Norway go into tonight’s final group game against Iceland at the Women’s Euro with the pressure off as they eye a path into the knockout stages.

Group A finishes up the Group Stage at the UEFA Women’s European Championship on Thursday, July 10, and that includes a meeting between Norway and Iceland at Stockhorn Arena in Thun, Switzerland.

Inter Women will host the Group 3 mini-tournament in the second round of qualifications of the UEFA Women's Champions League at the Konami Youth Development Centre. It is an important opportunity for

Listen to Portugal v Belgium on BBC Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, on Friday 11 July, with kick off at 8pm BST. Once again, the BBC Sport website is your one-stop shop for news, match reports, features, analysis, interviews and columns during the 2025 Women’s Euros.

Matchday 2 at the UEFA Women’s European Championship concludes on Wednesday, July 9 with the second contest of the day in Group D as Frances battles Wales at Kybunpark in St. Gallen, Switzerland.