Where can I watch the 2025 Women's Euros in Sweden?
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When and where are the Euros taking place?
The 2025 Women's Euros takes place in eight cities across Switzerland from July 2nd to 27th, with 16 national teams competing for the title.
Is the Swedish team any good?
They're pretty good. They came third in the last World Cup in 2023 and made the semi-finals of the Euros the year before (losing to the winners, England), which was their fourth time doing so.
When are the matches taking place?
Most matches start at either 6pm or 9pm Swedish time.
Sweden's first match is against Denmark at 6pm on July 4th.
You can see a full list of the games and results on the UEFA website.
Where can I watch it on TV?
Coverage is split between public broadcaster SVT and commercial channel Viaplay.
SVT will be broadcasting matches on a few different channels, including SVT1, SVT2, Kunskapskanalen and SVT24.
If you want to watch every single match, you'll need to get a subscription to Viaplay, choosing either their Medium or Total package (399 or 649 kronor per month respectively). The final will also only be shown on Viaplay.
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Will any bars be showing the matches?
Allente, the company responsible for licensing public showings of the Euro games, has a list of bars, restaurants and other public areas showing the games.
This also includes showings on big screens, like on Ribersborg beach in Malmö, at Ullevi Plaza in Gothenburg and at Nacka beach in Stockholm.
Not all of those places will be showing all of the games, of course, so make sure you call in advance to check if there's a particular game you want to watch.
Swedish bars are most likely to show matches where the Swedish team is playing, but if you can get a group of people together who are interested in watching a particular match at a time when not much else is on, you might be able to convince your local bar to show it.
What about radio?
If you're not able to watch the matches, you can tune in live to public broadcaster Sveriges Radio P4.
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