by England is achieved on two consecutive European titles after she stealed on the way to the Euro 2025 final in Switzerland, and she will deal against the world champion in Spain.
Sarina Wiegman’s team brought another miraculous comeback in her last four collision against Italy, with Michelle Agyemang’s compensation for 96 minute saving the lionesses from the edge of the elimination.
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Chloe Kelly then stuck her penalty in the dying phases of the extension to book England’s place in the final, where they hope to imitate their heroic deeds of Euro 2022. Kelly was also the hero at the time and achieved the winner of the extension in a 2-1 triumph about Germany.
And England will take over Spain against Spain in a sensational resource of the World Cup final in 2023 after Aitana Bonamatis gate in the extension of the world champion in her first European final with a 1-0 victory over Germany in Zurich.
Spain would like to follow their triumph of the World Cup two years ago, where they defeated England 1-0 in Sydney, with a first euro title, while the lion wins will take revenge to defend their title.
Here is everything you need to know about them Euro 2025 Final.
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When is the final of the Euro 2025?
The final of the Euro 2025 between England and Spain will take place on Sunday, July 27th in St. Jakob Park, Basel.
While the clients for the quarter -finals and the semi -finals were at 8 p.m., the final will begin at 5 p.m. BST (Great Britain period).
On which TV channel is it?
The spectators have the choice between BBC One and ITV 1, with both channels offering live reporting on the final.
What is England Team News?
Lauren James is said to be fit for England after Sarina Wiegman confirmed that she was expecting 23 players available to choose from. James suffered an ankle injury during England’s semi -final against Italy and was forced at half -time. The striker was later seen on her ankle with ice, but James had returned to the training field and is preserved as much time as possible to try to recover.
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If James cannot start in the final, Wiegman could decide against Sweden and Italy to promote Chloe Kelly from the bank. Or if Wiegman prefers to keep Kelly as an impact replacement, Beth Mead could get into his side. The English manager also suggested that Michelle Agyemang will maintain their own effect, whereby Alessia Russo will start in advance.
Chloe Kelly and Michelle Agyemang may have to influence the bank (the FA via Getty Images)
England could be unchanged elsewhere. Esme Morgan started her first big tournament against Italy and will now be seen alongside Leah Williamson in defense after the English captain recovered from her own ankle injury. Hannah Hampton impressed the gate, while Lucy Bronze and Alex Greenwood will continue as a full -back.
England’s midfield tried to move the ball quickly enough against Italy, but Keira Walsh, Georgia Stanway and Ella Toone stay in place. Grace Clinton and Aggie Beever-Jones were used by the bank against Italy and will be one of Wiegman’s options again late in the game.
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England possible XI: Hampton; Bronze, Williamson, Morgan, Greenwood; Walsh, Stanway; Mead, toone, hemp; Russo
What is the Spanish team messages?
Central defender Laia Aleixandri should return to the defense in addition to Spanish captain Irene parades after a one-game lock. Spain will set up two balloon d’Or winners in his midfield three, with Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas from the equally excellent Patri-Guijarro coming together in an all-barcelona central unit.
Cata Coll made an important double-save to save Spain against Germany at the end of the normal time and will begin in the goal. The former defender of Manchester United Ona Batlle and Olga Carmona and the scorer of Spain in the 1-0 World Cup final against England-as full-back.
Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas are both two Ballon d’Or winners (Getty Images)
Esther Gonzalez leads the golden boot department with four goals so far and will remain Spain’s No. 9. Claudia Pina – who scored both goals in Spain in the 2-1 victory against England in June, and Arsenals Mariona Caldentey will probably take part in an attack.
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Salma Paralluelo fought for shape and fitness in the euro, but could later have the bank, while Athenea del Castillo also influenced the bank during the entire tournament.
Possible Spain XI: Collus; Batlle, parades, Alexandri, Carmona; Guijarro, Bonmati, Putellas; Caldentey, Gonzalez, Pina
What did the England Camp say?
Sarina Wiegman, England Manager: “To go to the final, is something special, but to reach the final itself – there are only two teams that can reach the final. So if you talk about pressure, it is something very special and we really want to win it.
Sarina Wiegman will lead England in another final (Nick Potts/Pa) (Pa wire)
What did the Spanish camp say?
Montse Tome, Spain Manager: “I expect a very balanced match against a team that also attacks. I think England is characterized for this, they have a very strong attack, a strong midfield and a defense that is able to play out of the back, means that we can exert pressure at a certain moments.
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List of the previous euro winners
2022 – England (2-1 aet against Germany)
2017 – Netherlands (4-2 to Denmark)
2013 – Germany (1-0 towards Norway)
2009 – Germany (6-2 towards England)
2005 – Germany (3-1 against Norway)
2001 – Germany (1-0 GG against Sweden)
1997 – Germany (2-0 against Italy)
1995 – Germany (3-2 against Sweden)
1993 – Norway (1-0 against Italy)
1991 – Germany (3-1 aet against Norway)
1989 – West Germany (4-1 against Norway)
1987 – Norway (2-1 against Sweden)
1984-Sweden (1-1 against England, 4-3 in penalties)
