Full Women's Euros Winners List: How many times have England won, who has the won the most Women's Euros titles in history
But who will they face? Tournament favourites Spain will clash with Germany in the other semi-final on Wednesday, as Sarina Wiegman's squad wait to discover which nations stands in their way ahead of Sunday's final at St. Jakob-Park in Basel.
A win for England would see head coach Wiegman win an astonishing third Women's Euros in succession, following her victories with the Netherlands in 2017, and the Lionesses in 2022. But which nation has the most Women's Euro wins in history?
Here is the full list of each nation to win the Women's European Championships when they won it and their last Euros victory:
1 . Denmark - 0
Denmark are one of two nations to have never won the Women's Euros, but to have reached the final of the tournament, losing to the Netherlands in 2017. | Getty Images Photo Sales
2 . Italy - 0
The only nation to have never won the tournament, but to have appeared in the final twice, Italy lost back-to-back Women's Euro finals in 1993 and 1997, losing to Norway and Germany respectively. | AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales
3 . Netherlands - 1 (2017)
As the host nation, Netherlands won their one and only Women's Euros trophy in 2017. Managed by Sarina Wiegman, they beat Denmark 4-2 on home soil. | AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales
4 . Sweden - 1 (1984)
Sweden won the very first Women's Euros in 1984 by defeating England in a penalty shootout. Back when the final was played over two legs, the Swedes emerged victorious 4-3 on penalties after a 1-0 win in the first leg, and a 0-1 loss in the second leg. They haven't won the tournament since, losing the final three times in 1987, 1995 and 2001. | Getty Images Photo Sales
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