Germany dreams of the 9th EM title: The way to the 2025 final!

Germany dreams of the 9th EM title: The way to the 2025 final!

Basel, Schweiz - The German women's football team is preparing intensively for the upcoming European Championship from July 27, 2025 will take place in Switzerland. Germany goes to the tournament as a record winner with a total of eight titles and strives for the ninth title. However, the last participation ended with a 1-2 defeat in the final 2022 against England, which further increases motivation.

In the group phase, Germany will play in Group C. The team will play their first three games against Poland, Denmark and Sweden. The first opponent is Poland, an EM debutant, and the game will take place on July 4th at 9 p.m. in St. Gallen. This is followed by the duel against Denmark on July 8th at 6 p.m., which had to accept a clear 0: 4 defeat against Germany at the last European Championship. At the end of the group phase, Germany will play against Sweden on July 12th at 9:00 p.m.

tournament and opponent

In order to move into the round of 16, it is crucial for Germany to complete the group phase on one of the first two places. Possible opponents in the round of 16 are England, the Netherlands, France or Wales from Group D. The quarterfinals take place on July 17th and 19th, followed by the semi -finals on July 22nd and 23th at 9pm. The final will be held in Basel on July 27th at 6 p.m.

venues and broadcasts

The tournament is held in several cities in Switzerland, including:

• Stadion Letzigrund (Zurich)
• Stadion Wankdorf (Bern)
• St. Jakob Park (Basel)
• Stade de Genève (Geneva)
• Arena St. Gallen (St. Gallen)
• Allmend Stadion Lucerne (Lucerne)
• Arena Thun (Thun)
• Stade de Tourbillon (Sion)

The games are broadcast live on free TV and stream by the broadcasters ARD and ZDF. The opening game on July 2, which contests Switzerland against Norway, will kick off at 9 p.m. Germany is broadcast their first three group games live on ARD and ZDF, which enables fans to follow the team up close.

The favorites on the title

top favorites for the title are also Spain and England. The tournament promises exciting encounters and will continue to focus on the level of women's football.

A total of 16 nations take part in this prestigious tournament, and the anticipation grows, while the teams are preparing for the challenges they hope to master. The German national team is determined to leave the disappointment of the last European Championship and return to the road to success.