When do Wales play next at Women's Euro 2025?
Your guide to Wales at Women's Euro 2025, including fixtures, schedule, results and their next match.
Wales' Euro 2025 journey looks set to end before the knockout stages.
Rhian Wilkinson's side battled hard in a 4-1 defeat to France, which saw Jess Fishlock score the first major tournament goal in their history, and find themselves bottom of Group D.
That is no disgrace as the Welsh were drawn alongside the French, reigning champions England, and previous champions Netherlands in the 'Group of Death'.
Wales can still mathematically qualify for the quarter-finals but need a minor miracle. They have to beat the Lionesses by four or more goals and hope the Dutch are beaten by France.
Knockout stages aside, Sunday's game will be an occasion in its own right – the first game between the two home nations at a major tournament.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about Wales' Women's Euro 2025 campaign.
When do Wales play next at Women's Euro 2025?
Wales will play England on Sunday 13th July at 8pm UK time in Group D.
The game will be held in St Gallen.
Wales fixtures and results at Women's Euro 2025
All UK time. Subject to change.
Group stage
Saturday 5th July
- Group D: Wales 0-3 Netherlands
Wednesday 9th July
- Group D: France 4-1 Wales
Sunday 13th July
- Group D: England v Wales (8pm, St Gallen) ITV1 / ITVX / S4C
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