As UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 reaches its critical stage in Switzerland, we anticipate two exciting semi-finals featuring four of Europe’s top teams. England, Italy, Germany, and Spain have advanced through the group stages, round of 16, and quarterfinals with impressive performances and smart tactics. With two spots in the final on the line, excitement is high among fans and analysts.
Semi-Final 1: England vs Italy
Date: 23rd July
Time: 12:30 AM IST
Live on FanCode
England’s Lionesses, the reigning champions from Euro 2022, are full of confidence after completing a flawless group stage. They recently secured a thrilling penalty shootout victory over Sweden (3-2). Under manager Sarina Wiegman, England has remained unbeaten since the group stage loss to France.
England’s Key Players to Watch
- Lauren James: The Chelsea forward has been outstanding on the wings, scoring 3 goals and assisting 2 so far. Her connection with Ella Toone has been crucial in breaking down tight defenses.
- Millie Bright: The center-back has been solid in England’s defense, winning 78% of her aerial duels.
Italy, on the other hand, surprised many by reaching their first Euro semi-final since 1997. Their strong quarterfinal win over Norway (2-1) has given Andrea Soncin’s team added momentum, showcasing a blend of youth and resilience.
Italy’s Key Players to Watch
- Cristiana Girelli: With 4 goals in the tournament, the Juventus striker is Italy’s biggest threat.
- Manuela Giugliano: The AS Roma midfielder has set the pace and completed the most pressured passes (158) among Italian players.
Head-to-Head:
- Total Meetings: 32
- England Wins: 12
- Italy Wins: 14
- Draws: 6
Their last meeting in February 2024 ended with England defeating Italy 5-1 in a one-sided friendly.
Semi-Final 2: Germany vs Spain
Date: 24th July
Time: 12:30 AM IST
Live on FanCode
Germany, eight-time Euro champions, have been sharp in their quest for glory. After a disappointing exit in 2022, they have adjusted their strategy under coach Christian Wück. Their intense penalty shootout win over France (6-5) in the quarterfinals displayed a mix of power and style.
Key Players to Watch:
- Ann-Katrin Berger: The experienced Chelsea goalkeeper has played a key role in Germany’s strong defensive showings. With an 85% saving rate this tournament, Berger’s reflexes and leadership are vital, especially during set pieces and penalty situations.
- Jule Brand: The agile midfielder has been Germany’s creative force in transition. Averaging 2.4 key passes per game and completing 87% of her passes, Brand’s dribbling and flair in tight spaces make her a consistent threat near the opponent’s box.
Spain, the current FIFA Women’s World Cup champions, have brought their signature style to Switzerland. They defeated ten-player Switzerland 2-0 in the quarterfinals with their effective passing tactics and pressing strategy.
Key Players to Watch:
- Aitana Bonmatí: The 2023 Ballon d’Or Féminin winner has excelled creatively with 4 assists and 23 key passes in the tournament.
- Alexia Putellas: The two-time Ballon d’Or winner and Spain’s midfield leader is regaining her top form. Her skill in controlling the pace, holding possession, and delivering precise through balls has made her central to Spain’s play. Putellas has created 16 chances and completed over 90% of her passes in the opponent’s half, highlighting her vision and poise under pressure.
Head-to-Head:
- Total Meetings: 8
- Germany Wins: 5
- Spain Wins: 0
- Draws: 3
Germany won their last match against Spain 1-0 during the 2024 Summer Olympics, with Spain still seeking their first victory against them.

Road to the Final
All four teams exhibit unique strengths:
- England: Well-organized build-up and skilled set pieces.
- Italy: Strong defense and sharp counterattacks.
- Germany: Aerial strength and offensive overloads.
- Spain: Focused on possession with adaptable positioning.
The final will take place on 27th July at 9:30 PM IST, also live on FanCode. The tournament’s top scorer and best player awards will be announced after the final.
Tactical Trends & Stats
According to UEFA’s official technical report, the tournament has seen:
- Average Possession: Spain leads with 68.8%.
- Most Goals by a Team: Spain (16 goals)
- Goals Scored So Far: 100 (3.58 per match).
- Most Clean Sheets: Spain & Sweden (2).
- Top Scorer: Esther González (4 goals).
- Most Assists: Alexia Putellas (4 assists).
What’s at Stake?
For England, winning back-to-back Euro titles would solidify their success. For Italy, reaching the final would represent their biggest achievement in women’s football in years. Germany aims for redemption after their loss in the 2022 final, while Spain looks to capture both the World Cup and Euro titles within two years.
Where to Watch?
All UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 matches, including the semi-finals and final, are streamed exclusively on FanCode in India. Fans can access live coverage, highlights, and expert analysis through the platform’s website and app.

Final Four Face-Off: Who Will Reach the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Summit in Switzerland?
With top talent, passionate fans, and rich football traditions, the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 semi-finals promise outstanding football. Whether it’s England’s determination, Italy’s comeback, Germany’s drive, or Spain’s style, significant moments will unfold on Swiss soil.
Tune in to FanCode at 12:30 AM IST on July 23 and 24, and again on July 27 at 9:30 PM IST, to see who lifts the most coveted trophy in European women’s football.
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