Spain Reach Their First-Ever Euro Final

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Final marks the beginning of a new chapter in European football as Spain and England meet for the title. Though both sides are global heavyweights, this is their first battle in a Euro final.

For Spain, the match is a milestone. After years of development, La Roja are no longer a team with potential—they are a force. This final is their first in Euro history and comes just two years after winning their maiden World Cup.

In contrast, England arrive with the weight of experience. The reigning European champions defeated Germany in Wembley in 2022 and now look to defend their crown. Their big-stage pedigree could prove decisive in this high-pressure matchup.

A Growing Rivalry With Plenty of History

The two sides last met in a major final at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, where Spain edged England 1-0 with a decisive strike from Olga Carmona. That result gave Spain their first global title and added fuel to an already intense rivalry.

This summer’s path to the final couldn’t have been more different. Spain cruised through their fixtures, defeating Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Switzerland, and Germany. England, however, battled through adversity—starting with a loss to France, then beating Wales and Netherlands, and surviving tense knockouts against Sweden and Italy.

The final will be held at St. Jakob Park in Basel, Switzerland, on Sunday, July 27. Kickoff is set for 12:00 ET, 11:00 CT, 10:00 MT, and 9:00 PT.

A new European champion could emerge, or the reigning titleholders could extend their reign. Either way, this Spain vs. England clash promises a memorable conclusion to the tournament.