Download a free Women's EURO 2025 wall chart

Follow along with the Women's EURO 2025 football tournament with our handy free print-at-home EURO 2025 fixtures wall chart. Will your favourite team reach it to the final on 27th July?

Click the Download button above to download both colour and printer friendly versions of our brand new Women's EURO 2025 groups and fixtures wall chart in one PDF document.

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Wall charts print best at A3 size, but can work on a smaller scale at A4.

The wall charts both feature a fixtures list, time and dates for the Quarter, Semi and Grand finals. There is room for you to mark down the results and goals so that you can follow the tournament and keep up to date!

England have won the EURO 2025 tournament after an incredible display of high stakes penalties, tough extra time and some excellent goal keeping.

Find out more about how England won in the final against Spain in Newsround's recap.

Filling in your wall chart? We'll update this page with the latest results and reveal who scored for England and Wales.

July 5th: Matchday 1

Goal scored for England by Keira Walsh at 87'.

July 9th: Matchday 2

Goals scored for England by Lauren James 22' & 60', Georgia Stanway 45+1', Ella Toone 67'

Goal scored for Wales by Jess Fishlock 13'

July 13th: Matchday 3

Goals scored for England by Georgia Stanway 13', Ella Toone 21', Lauren Hemp 30', Alessia Russo 44', Beth Mead 72', Aggie Beever-Jones 89'

Goal scored for Wales by Hannah Cain 76'

England progresses to the quarter-finals, whilst Wales exits the competition after three defeats. Wales fans were so proud of their team as they competed in their first ever major tournament! ⚽️

July 17th: Quarter-final

England 2 - 2 Sweden

Goals scored by Lucy Bronze 79' and Michelle Agyemang (81'), which equalised the teams and sent them into extra time, followed by penalties.

PENS: England 3 - 2 Sweden

Chloe Kelly earned Player of the Match!

July 22nd: Semi-final - England vs Italy

England 2 - 1

Goals scored by Michelle Agyemang 90+6' and Chloe Kelly 119'.

July 27th: The Final - England vs Spain

England 1 - 1 Spain

Goal scored by Alessia Russo 57'. The game went to a tough extra time and finally, to a penalty shootout.

PENS: England 3 - 1 Spain

Hannah Hampton won Player of the Match for her goalkeeping, denying Spain two penalties!

Michelle Agyemang was declared the Young Player of the Tournament for her role as England striker.

The Women's EURO 2025 tournament schedule will run from the 2nd to 27th of July, with 16 football teams from across Europe hoping to take home the trophy.

The teams are split into four groups of four, Group A to Group D. The top two teams from each group will progress to the quarter-finals over 16th-19th July.

The semi-finals are not long after, they will be played over 22nd and 23rd July, with the final taking place on 27th July.

The Women's EURO 2025 begins with Finland and Iceland's teams kicking off the competition on July 2nd at 5pm.

Group A: Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Finland.

Group B: Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy.

Group C: Germany, Poland, Denmark, Sweden.

Group D: France, England, Wales, Netherlands.

England and Wales are taking part in the Women's EURO competition. Both teams are in Group D, so expect a few long days of football if you want to support both UK teams as they both play the same days!

Wales' first match will be against Netherlands on July 5th at 5pm, with England's first match against France just a few hours later at 8pm.

Wales' match days and times are:

England's match days and times are:

Goalkeepers: Anna Moorhouse (Orlando Pride), Hannah Hampton (Chelsea), Khiara Keating (Manchester City)

Defenders: Lucy Bronze (Chelsea), Lotte Wubben-Moy (Arsenal), Jess Carter (Gotham FC), Niamh Charles (Chelsea), Maya Le Tissier (Manchester United) Esme Morgan (Washington Spirit), Alex Greenwood (Manchester City), Leah Williamson (Arsenal)

Midfielders: Grace Clinton (Manchester United), Jess Park (Manchester City), Ella Toone (Manchester United), Georgia Stanway (Bayern Munich), Keira Walsh (Chelsea)

Forwards: Lauren Hemp (Manchester City), Beth Mead (Arsenal), Lauren James (Chelsea), Chloe Kelly (Arsenal), Aggie Beever-Jones (Chelsea), Michelle Agyemang (Arsenal), Alessia Russo (Arsenal).

Find out more about the Lionesses on BBC Sport.

What number is your favourite player going to have on their shirt? Find out even more about the Wales Euro 2025 squad on BBC Sport.

This year's tournament is being held in host country Switzerland with games being held in eight different venues across the country.

Games will be played in:

Music fans will remember that Basel also held the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Basel has had a busy few months of supporting some of Europe's biggest competitions! Were you routing for UK's Remember Monday?

Did you know?

This tournament will be the first time that a Women's EURO match ball will feature Connected Ball Technology. This feature enables faster decision making by providing real-time and precise data to the video assistant refereeing (VAR) team.

This is also the first time that Switzerland has hosted and organised a major women's sporting event, marking a huge moment!

A Saint Bernard puppy called Maddli is the official mascot of the tournament. The name Maddli is meaningful and chosen for a reason, as this mascot is inspired by Madeleine Boll, the first ever female licensed footballer in Switzerland. A very lovely tribute!

England are currently ranked fourth in the world making them the highest-ranked side in Group D - with the Netherlands 10th, France 11th and Wales 30th.

The Blue Peter Sport badge was designed by England team captain, Leah Williamson!

How to follow Euro 2025 on the BBC, from BBC Sport.

Every match of the tournament, which begins on 2 July, will be shown in the UK on either the BBC or ITV, with the final on 27 July available on both channels.

Alongside live TV coverage and highlights across the BBC and iPlayer, radio commentary will also be available on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra.

England won the most recent Women's EURO tournament in 2022.

The England team, managed by Sarina Wiegman, took home the trophy in a match against Germany. They went 2-1, with the two goals scored by Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly.

Goalkeeper Mary Earps was also named best goalkeeper of the tournament and awarded the Golden Glove after her incredible performance, she only conceded four goals in the entire tournament! Mary Earps will not be returning to the Women's Euro 2025 as she announced her retirement from international football in May.

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