by England competes against Wales in the Euro 2025 when the British rivals come together on the line with a place in the quarter -finals.
Holder’s England could have looked if they lost to the Netherlands on Wednesday but had achieved an excellent performance to win 4: 0 and put their tournament into life.
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The Lionesses reach the quarter -finals with a win of all kinds, while Wales has to win against England and hope that other results will go their way.
Wales, who has lost both games, has to win and France to beat the Netherlands, but the tournament debut also requires a big gate swing to get ahead.
Here is everything you need to know.
When is England against Wales?
The Match Euro 2025 begins on Sunday, July 13th, at 8 p.m. BST (Great Britain period) in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
How can I see it?
It is displayed on ITV 1 and ITV X, the cover begins from 7 p.m.
What is England Team News?
England made some important changes to the Dutch game and seemed to have found a defined formula with Lauren James on the right wing, Ella in midfield and Jess Carter in Center-Back. Sarina Wiegman could call an unchangeable team to build some swing and consistency.
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Possible England XI: Hampton; Bronze, Williamson, Carter, Greenwood; Walsh, Stanway, Toone; James, Russo, hemp
What is the Wales Team News?
The former midfielder of Chelsea, Sophie Ingle, returned to the bench in the defeat against France. Olivia Clark can return in Tor and Hayley Ladd could also return to the starting line -up.
Possible Wales XI: Clark; Roberts, Evans, Green, Woodham; Ladd, Ingle, James, Holland; Fishlock, Hughes
What are the group permutations?
England will reach the quarter -finals when it defeated Wales on Sunday. When England draws, you can still go through as long as the Netherlands do not beat France.
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Where things can be complicated, if England can defeat Wales and the Netherlands, that defeat France, leave these three teams on six points and break the head-to-head record.
Due to the 4: 1 win against the Netherlands and only 2-1 against France, the lionesses had the advantage of the gate difference as long as they defeated and guaranteed to go through.
Wales are not yet outside – but they have to beat England and hope that the Netherlands will lose against France. Wales’ difference in target after the loss of 3: 0 and 4: 1 means very unlikely.
