Quarterfinal Schedule and Matches - Quarter-final match-ups and their scheduled timings
The much-anticipated UEFA Women's European Championship 2025 quarterfinals are just around the corner, with the action set to commence on July 16. Here's a rundown of the matches, broadcast details, and key points to watch out for.
The tournament will kick off on Wednesday, July 16, with Norway taking on Italy in Geneva. The following day, July 17, will see Sweden face England in Zurich. On July 18, Spain will clash with the host nation Switzerland in Bern, while France will square off against Germany in Basel. All kick-offs are at 21:00 CET.
For football fans wanting to catch the action live, streaming service DAZN will show all quarterfinal encounters, including the Norway vs Italy match, for subscribers. In Germany, ZDF will broadcast the Germany vs France match live on free TV, with pre-match coverage starting at 20:15 CET.
The semifinals will take place on July 22 and July 23. The first semifinal will be held in Geneva, while the second will take place in Zurich. Both semifinal matches will be available for live streaming on DAZN and ZDF.
The semifinals will feature the winners of the Norway vs Italy and Sweden vs England matches. Sven Voss and Kathrin Lehmann will host the show on ZDF, with Claudia Neumann providing commentary on-site.
Following their 1:4 loss to Sweden, the German women's team has a chance to reach the semifinals. If they succeed, they will face the winner of the France vs Germany match on July 20 at 21:00 CET.
The final match of the UEFA Women's European Championship 2025 will be held in Basel on July 27. Keep an eye on these exciting matches as the best European women's football teams battle it out for the coveted trophy.
For the most precise regional broadcast information on these platforms, checking DAZN and ZDF closer to match dates or their official schedules is recommended.
In the football-packed days ahead, the community of avid sports fans can look forward to the UEFA Women's European Championship 2025 quarterfinals, as Norway battles Italy, Sweden faces England, Spain collides with Switzerland, and France engages Germany, all airing live on streaming service DAZN and various television channels.
