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2025

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  27.06.2025 Switzerland: Women’s Euro 2025 stadiums and cities

  The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 will be the 14th edition of the championship and will take place from July 2 to 27. This will be the third tournament featuring 16 national teams. The defending champions are England, who won the title in 2022. Here’s a quick guide to the tournament.

2024

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  03.09.2024 Switzerland: Terrible turf condition ahead of important national team match

  The state of the turf at the Stade de Genève is raising serious concerns ahead of the upcoming Nations League match between Switzerland and Spain. With a fungus outbreak devastating the turf, both players and coaching staff are concerned that the pitch conditions could significantly affect the match.

2023

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  01.06.2023 Women's EURO 2025: Discover the stadiums of the Swiss tournament

  In April this year, the host of the Women's European Football Championship, which will take place in 2025, was announced. Switzerland received the most votes among UEFA delegates, beating a combined proposal from the Nordic countries, Poland and France. Explore the 8 Swiss stadiums that will host the Women's Euro in two years' time.

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  05.04.2023 EURO 2025: The tournament host has been chosen

  Several nations competed against each other for the role of EURO 2025 women's host. Despite high hopes for a football feast in each of them, Switzerland was chosen. It is there that the tournament will be held in 2 years.

2022

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  20.10.2022 EURO 2025: The Swiss to host the women’s tournament?

  The Swiss Football Federation has officially expressed its desire to host the prestigious event. However, it must deal with competition, as UEFA has previously received proposals from other representatives of the Old Continent.

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  18.06.2022 Euro 2025: Race to host the women’s tournament heats up

  Four bids are currently in the competition to become the women's Euro 2025 host. Looking at the whole process, at least one trend seems to be emerging: joined bids. Similarly to the competitions to host men’s Euro 2028 or World Cup 2030, that are shaping up, potential organisers are eager to welcome big tournaments but also look for ways to keep the costs down by joining forces.