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Newsweek
15 hours ago
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- Newsweek
How to Watch Semifinal: England vs Italy: Live Stream UEFA Women's Euro 2025, TV Channel
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Four teams remain in the 2025 UEFA Women's Euro tournament, and after Tuesday's match between England and Italy, one of the spots in the final will be decided. Will it be England or Italy that advances? You can watch the action on FOX. Alex Greenwood of England shoots the ball during the UEFA Womens EURO 2025 Quarter-Final match between Sweden and England at Stadion Letzigrund on July 17, 2025 in Zurich, Switzerland. Alex Greenwood of England shoots the ball during the UEFA Womens EURO 2025 Quarter-Final match between Sweden and England at Stadion Letzigrund on July 17, 2025 in Zurich, Switzerland. Photo byHow to Watch Semifinal: England vs Italy Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2025 Time: 3:00 PM EDT Channel: FOX Location: Stade de Genève Stream: Fubo (TRY FOR FREE) England and Sweden drew even at 2-2 in the quarter finals, with the English side coming back from a 2-0 deficit with a pair of quick goals in the second half. In the 79th minute, the team got on the board with a Lucy Bronze goal, followed immediately two minutes later by the tying goal from Michelle Agyemang. The defending champions of this event aim to become the first non-German team to win back-to-back Euros. Italy is coming off a 2-1 win over Norway in the quarter finals. Cristiana Girelli was the hero of the game for the Italian side, scoring a pair of goals, including the 90th-minute game winner. Two-time runners-up in this event, a win would put Italy just a step away from its first Euro title and would send it through to the final for the first time since 1997. You can live stream the UEFA Women's Euro semifinals on Fubo. Start your free trial now to catch all the great women's soccer action. Live stream the Semifinal: England vs Italy on Fubo: Start your free trial now! Regional restrictions may apply. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
Yahoo
3 days ago
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- Yahoo
Peyraud-Magnin heroics not enough for France
Pauline Peyraud-Magnin and France were in UEFA Women's EURO 2025 action on Saturday evening, taking on Germany in an action-packed quarter-final in Basel. Pauline even saved a penalty in regular time as the sides drew 1-1, before France eventually fell in a penalty shootout after 120 drama-filled minutes. Despite Germany going down a player in the first quarter of an hour and conceding a penalty when Kathrin Hendrich was shown a straight red card for a hair pull in the box. Grace Geyoro converted the subsequent penalty. France went on to have two goals ruled out, with Germany equalising in between through Sjoeke Nusken, and their 10 players put in an incredible shift to largely frustrated their numerically-advantaged opponents. Germany were handed a huge chance to go ahead with a penalty of their own midway through the second half, but Peyraud-Magnin stood firm and made an excellent save. The game went all the way through 120 minutes without a winner being found, before Germany edged the shootout. Bianconere next in action The European Championship is now into the semi-final phase, with Italy, England, and Spain joining Germany as the last four teams standing. With no Bianconere lining up for England, Spain or Germany, our eyes will be set on the Azzurre's game against England on Tuesday, 22 July, before Germany face Spain in the second semi-final on Wednesday, 23 July.
Yahoo
4 days ago
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- Yahoo
Spirited Switzerland fall against Spain
Friday evening marked the end of the journey for Viola Calligaris and Alisha Lehmann at UEFA Women's EURO 2025, with hosts Switzerland falling to world champions Spain despite a spirited showing. Spain came into the game as strong favourites, but the hosts proved to be a more-than-stubborn test in Bern. Despite winning an early penalty, which they missed, Spain struggled to break down a solid Swiss backline, which included Calligaris from the first minute. While Viola played the entire 90 minutes and put in a good performance despite the 2-0 loss, Alisha Lehmann came off the bench late on. BIANCONERE NEXT IN ACTION AT WEURO 2025 Next up is the fourth and final Round-of-16 game as Pauline Peyraud-Magnin and France take on Germany on Saturday evening, with kick-off set for 21:00 CEST. The winners of that game will take on Spain in the second semi-final on Wednesday, 23 July.
Yahoo
6 days ago
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- Yahoo
England boss Wiegman expecting unpredictable encounter with Sweden
England head coach Sarina Wiegman says that this evening's UEFA Women's EURO 2025 quarter-final tie against Sweden is a game that's hard to predict. The Lionesses return to Zürich to take on the Group C winners in what promises to be an epic battle. When speaking to the media in the pre-match press conference, England boss Wiegman admitted that Sweden's excellent form in the group stage makes this evening's encounter unpredictable. 'I expect a very competitive game where it's very hard to predict the outcome,' Wiegman said. 'Of course, they've had a great group stage with the three wins that they've had but I think we are in a really good place too. We are ready to go, so hopefully, we can show that.' England's substitutes made an impact against Wales in their final group game. Beth Mead and Aggie Beever-Jones both came off the bench to score in a 6-1 win. Wiegman said that having substitutes that can keep the playing standards high is hugely important. She said 'It's very important because you can change in the game. There are players in the same position that have different attributes to the game, so you can change tactics and combinations a bit but still keep the levels up and try to harm your opponent. I think that's key. 'It's really important that they're ready to come in and that's what they are.' Latest opponents Sweden have delivered the most crosses in the tournament so far and are a real danger in the box. Wiegman expects more of the same from the Swedes but wants her side to control possession of the ball. She said 'That's what they want to do. We know that they have some qualities; they're good in the air and they want to put in crosses, they have some speed upfront too. We are going to try to prevent that and of course, it helps when we have the ball a bit more than they have. 'We expect what you say [crosses into the box] and some more of that.' England's UEFA Women's EURO 2025 quarter-final fixture against Sweden kicks-off at 8pm.
Yahoo
13-07-2025
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- Yahoo
England qualify for EURO quarter-finals with demolition of Wales
England have qualified for the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 quarter-finals with a 6-1 victory over Wales in St. Gallen this evening. The Lionesses went into their final group game knowing that victory would see them reach the last-eight and they made easy work of a Welsh side that have given their all throughout the tournament. Advertisement The game started as an even battle but England were soon given a chance to take the lead when Carrie Jones caught Georgia Stanway in the box. The midfielder stepped up to convert the resulting penalty despite the best efforts of opposition keeper Liv Clark. England doubled their lead eight minutes later when Wales failed to defend a ball in-behind and Ella Toone fired home at the second attempt. Kiera Walsh then went close with a shot from the edge of the box before Lauren Hemp headed home from a Toone cross to make it three. Toone was also involved in England's fourth goal. She played in teammate Alessia Russo for a simple finish from just a few yards out. Advertisement It could have been five for England on the stroke of half-time but Lauren James fired over when it looked easier to score. The Lionesses continued to dominate in the second half and Clark had to be alert to deny both Jess Park and Stanway. England had to wait until the 72nd minute to finally get their fifth goal. Substitute Beth Mead showed clever feet to beat off a defender before drilling the ball home. Despite the game being beyond them, Wales never gave up and they netted a brilliant consolation goal 14 minutes from time. Jess Fishlock played in Hannah Cain and she thumped the ball beyond Hannah Hampton and into the net. Advertisement England's huge victory was sealed with a goal from Aggie Beever-Jones. She headed home from six yards with a couple of minutes to go. Tonight's result means that England will face a quarter-final tie against Sweden in Zürich on Thursday.
