The Women's Euro 2025 is set to captivate audiences as top teams and players gather in Switzerland. This marks the 14th edition of the tournament, which began in 1984. Running from July 2 to 27, Switzerland becomes only the sixth nation to host both men's and women's European Championships. Among the 16 teams, Poland and Wales are making their debut appearances.

Spain enters as a formidable contender, aiming to add a Euros title to their collection after winning the World Cup in 2023 and the Nations League last year. Despite never reaching a Euros final before, they have a strong chance this time. The Opta supercomputer gives them a 24.8% probability of winning.England aims to defend their title after winning on home soil in 2022. With Sarina Wiegman at the helm, they hope to replicate Germany's back-to-back wins between 1995 and 2013. England is expected to face Spain in another major final, with a predicted likelihood of reaching Basel at 28.2%.

France's New Era

France embarks on a new chapter without long-time captain Wendie Renard and top scorer Eugenie Le Sommer. They aim to overcome past hurdles, having never reached a major final despite frequent tournament appearances. Their chances of winning stand at 15.3%, slightly lower than England's.Germany remains a powerhouse with eight titles but fell short against England in the last final. They have appeared in most Euro finals historically and are fourth favourites this year with a 14.5% chance of victory. Germany faces Poland first and is likely to progress far once again.Sweden has consistently performed well since winning the inaugural Euros in 1984, reaching semi-finals frequently but not securing another title yet. They are expected to advance past the group stage with a strong team performance but have only a slim chance of winning at just 6%.The Netherlands also hold an outside chance of claiming their second title since Euro 2017. With Vivianne Miedema leading their attack, they aim to upset odds in Group D against tough opponents like England and France.Denmark faces a challenging group but boasts one of Europe's top attackers in Pernille Harder. Despite her prowess, Denmark's chances of winning remain low at just over 5%. Their history includes reaching the finals in 2017 but falling short since then.As anticipation builds for Women's Euro 2025, fans eagerly await thrilling matches and standout performances from some of football's brightest stars across Europe. The tournament promises intense competition as teams vie for continental supremacy on Swiss soil this summer.