Women's Euro 2025 matches today: Wednesday 2nd July schedule
Your complete guide to Women's Euro 2025 matches on today, including kick-off times and TV coverage details.
Today is the day! The talking stops here as Euro 2025 finally gets under way out in Switzerland.
The hosts will take on Norway in Basel in the primetime evening slot, which means the honour of playing in the curtain-raiser goes to their Group A rivals.
Iceland will face Finland in the opening match of the tournament – a 5pm kick-off in Thun.
Reigning champions England will have to wait until Saturday to get their title defence off and running as they take on France in the late game in Group D.
Wales have been drawn alongside the Lionesses in the group of death and will make their Euros bow against the Netherlands in the first match of the weekend.
RadioTimes.com brings you the round-up of Women's Euro 2025 matches live on TV today.
Which Women's Euro 2025 matches are on today?
All UK time. Subject to change.
Group stage
Wednesday 2nd July
- Group A: Iceland v Finland (5pm, Thun) ITV1 / ITVX
- Group A: Switzerland v Norway (8pm, Basel) BBC One / BBC iPlayer
Which Women's Euro 2025 matches are on tomorrow?
Group stage
Thursday 3rd July
- Group B: Belgium v Italy (5pm, Sion) BBC Two / BBC iPlayer
- Group B: Spain v Portugal (8pm, Bern) ITV1 / ITVX
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