
England vs Spain LIVE: How to watch UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Final – TV channels, streaming, kick-off time, and more
Reigning European champions England will face Spain in the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final at St. Jakob-Park stadium in Basel, Switzerland on Sunday, July 27 at 9:30 PM IST. The match will be a rematch of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 final where Spain emerged victorious, as La Roja aims for their first European championship title while England looks to defend their crown.
Spain advanced to the final after defeating Germany in the semifinal, while England secured their spot through a comeback victory against Italy in the other semifinal clash. The history between these two teams has been notably close, with six of their last seven encounters being decided by a single goal margin, and one ending in a scoreless draw.
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The match will be broadcast extensively across the globe through various platforms.
In India, while there will be no television broadcast, fans can watch the game through livestream on the FanCode app and website.
England is expected to field a strong lineup featuring Hampton in goal, with Bronze, Williamson, Morgan, and Greenwood in defense. The midfield is likely to consist of Toone, Walsh, and Stanway, while James, Russo, and Hemp are anticipated to lead the attack.
Spain's predicted starting eleven includes Cata Coll as goalkeeper, with Batlle, Paredes, Aleixandri, and Olga forming the defensive line.
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The midfield is expected to feature Bonmatí, Patri, and Alexia, while Mariona, Pina, and Esther Gonzalez are likely to spearhead the attack.
This championship final represents a crucial moment in women's football, bringing together two of the sport's current powerhouses in what promises to be a closely contested match based on their recent head-to-head history. The outcome will either see Spain secure their first European title or England successfully defend their championship crown.
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