Sweden and Germany battle for top spot in Group C; Poland take on Denmark
2025-07-12T17:59:26Z
And here are the Sweden and Germany XIs for the group decider.
Sweden: Falk, Andersson, Eriksson, Asllani, Blackstenius, Björn, Angeldahl, Rolfö, Rytting Kaneryd, Bennison, Holmberg
2025-07-12T17:55:09Z
Advertisement
Here are the starting lineups for Poland vs Denmark.
Poland: Szemik, Zieniewicz, Woś, Matysik, Kamczyk, Pajor, Pawollek, Szymczak, Padilla, Tomasiak, Achcińska
Denmark: Østergaard, Ballisager, Færge, Harder, Veje, Kühl, Hasbo, Thøgersen, Holmgaard, Thomsen, Bruun
2025-07-12T16:37:26Z
Good evening and welcome to our coverage of the Women's EUROs, with the Group C finale coming up.
Sweden and Germany have already qualified for the quarter-finals after winning their opening two matches. However, the Blue and Yellow hold the top spot due to a superior goal difference and will progress as Group C victors by avoiding defeat to Germany.
Advertisement
Poland and Denmark have already been eliminated from the 2025 EUROs and will battle it out for third place in their final game of the competition.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
8 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Levi Colwill backs Chelsea to compete for Premier League glory
Levi Colwill believes Chelsea have what it takes to challenge for the Premier League title, especially after beating the odds to win the Club World Cup. The Blues shocked the football world with an astonishing 3-0 win over Champions League holders Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup final. Not many people saw that coming, especially after PSG swatted aside Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the previous rounds by a combined scoreline of 6-0. However, Chelsea thrived off being written off and delivered a performance that sent shockwaves throughout the world. The Blues also enjoyed a fantastic end to the 2024/25 campaign. They won 14 out of 16 games across all competitions, qualifying for the Champions League and winning the Europa Conference League in the process. For the first time since the Todd Boehly-Clearlake Consortium took over Chelsea, there is a real sense of progress which has been missing at Stamford Bridge over the past couple of years. But Colwill sees the recent success as a turning point. 'We had ups and downs like a lot of teams last season,' he told The Athletic. 'We still stayed around the top four and were never miles behind. With the fans, we really went all together and just pushed. 'When that happens, I feel something just lights up and you just win, win, win.' That unity carried Chelsea to international success. But what stood out most for Colwill was the lack of respect the team received heading into the final against PSG. 'It felt like no one thought we had half a chance, even in the final, and I thought that was very disrespectful,' he added. 'It gave us that fire in the belly, and we proved everyone wrong.' With the 2025/26 campaign just weeks away, Colwill is convinced Chelsea have what it takes to challenge for the biggest prizes and has his eyes on the Premier League title. 'We feel like we can definitely compete for the Premier League,' he said. 'The players we have in our squad are among the best, and we are really excited for this season, to once again prove people wrong.'
Yahoo
8 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Luton 1-0 Wimbledon: Ryan Johnson own-goal condemns Dons to defeat on League One return
Luton Town made a winning start to the 2025-26 League One campaign on Friday night after a late Ryan Johnson own goal handed them a 1-0 win over Wimbledon. The Hatters were not at their best, but were gifted three points by Johnson's 85th-minute gaffe. Nahki Wells lofted a ball into the box from range, aiming for the run of Cauley Woodrow, but the backpedalling Johnson badly misjudged his clearance, glancing a looping header into his own net. With just five minutes left to play, there was not enough time for the Wombles to respond. There are positives to take back to Plough Lane, though. They limited the hosts to just six shots on the night, but managed just two themselves, neither of which were on target. It is not an unfamiliar problem for Johnnie Jackson's side, who scored the second-fewest goals of any top-ten finisher in League Two last season. 'I'm gutted for the players and the supporters,said Jackson, cutting a downcast figure at the final whistle. 'To lose the game in that manner is cruel.' He was quick to absolve Johnson of any blame, though: '[Johnson] has to go and put his head on it. It can land on top of the bar, go over, but it is just one of those things. It goes in, and it is a horrible way to lose.' Luton have plenty riding on this campaign after suffering back-to-back relegations, tumbling from the Premier League to the third tier, and will be grateful for a slice of luck in their season opener. But Hatters boss Matt Bloomfield acknowledged at full-time that there was plenty of room for improvement. 'We are an evolving group, adding lots of bodies,' he said. 'We are on the journey to the final product but we are not there yet, I think that's obvious. 'There's lots in my mind right now, but I am pleased to get off to a winning start.' Luton have brought in no less than 10 new faces this summer, and announced an eleventh ahead of kick-off with the surprise unveiling of Swansea's Jerry Yates, who hit ten Championship goals last season while on loan at Derby County. 'It has been a tough one to get over the line, let me assure you,' Bloomfield laughed. 'We had to work really hard on it. 'I am complimentary of the boys we already have, but if we can add that pace and power, grit and determination which I think he brings, the way he presses, we are really pleased to get him through the door.' Luton face Peterborough next time out as they look to extend their winning form, while Wimbledon will hope to get their first points on the board as they host Lincoln City.
Yahoo
8 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Southampton beat Man United in SuperCupNI final
Jude Daniels scored a second-half winner as Southampton beat Kai Rooney's Manchester United 1-0 in the SuperCupNI final. Rooney and Jacey Carrick, sons of former Manchester United players Wayne and Michael, were two big-name attractions at the Coleraine Showgrounds for the Premier final. The two former England internationals in attendance for the game, but it was Southampton who were celebrating come the full-time whistle. The Saints started the game well as Daniels and Max Little had early chances, while Rooney fired wide for United. United winger Ederson DeJonge-Seiros almost opened the scoring after beating keeper George Moloney in the area but he could only shoot wide from a narrow angle. Samuel O'Brien then forced Moloney into a strong save before Abdoulaye Douka Nkoto curled a free-kick over in first-half injury time as United ended the half in a strong manner. The Premier League side picked up where they left off as Rooney and Carrick both had chances, but Southampton opened the scoring seven minutes after the restart. Little found Marley Parry in the area and the winger picked out Daniels, who could not miss from close range. Rooney fired into the side netting as United looked for an immediate response, and Camron Mpofu missed a golden opportunity to equalise when he headed wide from close range after Emmanuel Ziro's shot was saved. Gazimagamed Ibragimov fired over in injury-time from a corner and that was United's last chance as Southampton lifted the title.
