When do England play next at Women's Euro 2025?
Your guide to England at Women's Euro 2025, including fixtures, schedule, results and their next match.
The final of Euro 2025 awaits for England, who are now one win away from defending their European crown.
The Lionesses refused to settle for semi-final heartbreak and chose history instead – scoring a late, late equaliser to avoid a shock exit at the hands of Italy and then bagging an extra-time winner that has sent them to a third consecutive major tournament final.
Up next will be an all too familiar foe after Spain edged past Germany on Wednesday evening. La Roja are the tournament favourites as they hunt a first Euros triumph and beat England in the World Cup final two years ago.
Can the Lionesses get their revenge? Or will the Spanish dominance continue?
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about England's Women's Euro 2025 campaign.
When do England play next at Women's Euro 2025?
England will play Spain on Sunday 27th July at 5pm UK time in the final.
The game will be held in Basel.
Check out the Women's Euro 2025 TV schedule.
England fixtures and results at Women's Euro 2025
All UK time. Subject to change.
Group stage
Saturday 5th July
- Group D: France 2-0 England
Wednesday 9th July
- Group D: England 4-0 Netherlands
Sunday 13th July
- Group D: England 6-1 Wales
Thursday 17th July
- Quarter-final: Sweden 2-2 England (England win on penalties)
Tuesday 22nd July
- Semi-final: England 2-1 Italy (aet)
Sunday 27th July
- Final: England v Spain (5pm, Basel) BBC One / BBC iPlayer / ITV1 / ITVX
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