England backed to reach women's Euro final but 1/2 Spain remain favourites for the trophy - ahead of the semi-final clashes
La Roja have been the stand out performers of the competition and it's little surprise they have been heavily tipped to add a continental crown to the World Cup claimed in 2023.
Sky Bet have priced the team at 1/2 to win the competition, ahead of defending champions England, priced at 11/4.
Spain are the competition's top scorers and boast the two players atop the goalscoring charts.
Behind the two favourites are Germany and Italy, priced at 6/1 and 18/1 respectively. Spain will meet Les Blues on Wednesday, while England face outsiders Italy 24 hours prior.
Sky Bet odds for women's Euros Winner 2025:
Spain - 1/2
England - 11/4
Germany - 6/1
Italy - 18/1
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