All eyes are on Switzerland as 16 of Europe's best women's national teams take over the summer for the biggest tournament of the year, the 2025 UEFA Women's Euro. The competition began on July 2 and will conclude on July 27 with the championship final at St.

Inter Women will host the Group 3 mini-tournament in the second round of qualifications of the UEFA Women's Champions League at the Konami Youth Development Centre. It is an important opportunity for

England set a number of unwanted firsts as it began the defense of its Women’s European Championship title by losing to France on Saturday.

UEFA Women's Euro kicks off in Switzerland with 16 of the continent's best teams. Reigning Euro champions England will have a target on their back, and Spain enter the competition as a co-favorite to compete for the title.

It’s one of the world’s most queer-friendly sports events. Here are some LGBTQ soccer stars who made their mark at the Euros. The post These 10 LGBTQ stars have provided memorable moments in Women’s Euros history appeared first on Outsports.

Caroline Graham Hansen's extraordinary late winner sealed a quarter-final place for Norway as Group A winners despite another fine Finland display.