Euro 2025 has been an unforgettable tournament and is set for a thrilling conclusion.

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England's late heroics against first Sweden and then Italy have sent them back to the Euros final – three years on from their triumph at Wembley.

The Lionesses will meet Spain in Basel on Sunday after La Roja edged past a resilient Germany side in Wednesday's semi-final.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full list of Women's Euro 2025 fixtures and results as they are confirmed.

Women's Euro 2025 fixtures and results

All UK time. Subject to change.

Group stage

Wednesday 2nd July

  • Group A: Iceland 0‑1 Finland

  • Group A: Switzerland 1‑2 Norway

Thursday 3rd July

  • Group B: Belgium 0‑1 Italy

  • Group B: Spain 5‑0 Portugal

Friday 4th July

  • Group C: Denmark 0‑1 Sweden

  • Group C: Germany 2‑0 Poland

Saturday 5th July

  • Group D: Wales 0‑3 Netherlands

  • Group D: France 2‑1 England

Sunday 6th July

  • Group A: Norway 2‑1 Finland

  • Group A: Switzerland 2‑0 Iceland

Monday 7th July

  • Group B: Spain 6‑2 Belgium

  • Group B: Portugal 1‑1 Italy

Tuesday 8th July

  • Group C: Germany 2‑1 Denmark

  • Group C: Poland 0‑3 Sweden

Wednesday 9th July

  • Group D: England 4‑0 Netherlands

  • Group D: France 4‑1 Wales

Thursday 10th July

  • Group A: Finland 1‑1 Switzerland

  • Group A: Norway 4‑3 Iceland

Friday 11th July

  • Group B: Italy 1‑3 Spain

  • Group B: Portugal 1‑2 Belgium

Saturday 12th July

  • Group C: Sweden 4‑1 Germany

  • Group C: Poland 3‑2 Denmark

Sunday 13th July

  • Group D: Netherlands 2‑5 France

  • Group D: England 6‑1 Wales

Quarter-finals

Wednesday 16th July

  • QF1: Norway 1-2 Italy

Thursday 17th July

  • QF3: Sweden 2-2 England (England win on penalties)

Friday 18th July

  • QF2: Spain 2-0 Switzerland

Saturday 19th July

  • QF4: France 1-1 Germany (Germany win on penalties)

Semi-finals

Tuesday 22nd July

  • SF1: England 2-1 Italy (aet)

Wednesday 23rd July

  • SF2: Germany 0-1 Spain (aet)

Final

Sunday 27th July

  • Final: England v Spain (5pm, Basel) ITV1 / ITV X / BBC One / BBC iPlayer
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