Women's football European Championship 2025: Germany is fighting Denmark in St. Jakob-Park!

Women's football European Championship 2025: Germany is fighting Denmark in St. Jakob-Park!

What exciting times for women's football! The European Football Championship of the women in 2025, which takes place in Switzerland from July 2 to 27, throws its shadows ahead. Switzerland is hosting the big tournament, which is preparing to receive the best European teams. The Augsburger General 16 teams will take part and take place from the group phase from July 2 to 13.

The German women, truly a team with history, compete in group C against Denmark, Sweden and Poland. With a total of eight EM titles, keep the record for most victories in this competition. Germany has a clear advantage in the history of the encounters: Germany won 14 of 25 international matches against Denmark, while Denmark won 7 games. The goal difference also speaks for the German team with 52:21.

upcoming matches and transmissions

A special highlight will be the second group game against Denmark, which will kick off on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, at 6 p.m. in the St. Jakob Park in Basel. This stadium holds 38,107 spectators and is considered the largest in Switzerland. If you want to follow the game live, you can look forward to: All games, including Germany against Denmark, are broadcast free of charge on free TV-both by ARD and ZDF. rnd informed that the broadcasts and Livestreams in the Media libraries of the broadcaster and on Sportschau.de will be available.

Denmark, who last in 2017 as Vice European Champion, also competes with ambitions. In the FIFA world rankings, Denmark currently takes the 12th place (as of June 12, 2025) and has secured 2nd place in Group A2 in the qualification. Your EM quarter is located in the Hôtel Baulac in Neuchâtel, where the team is preparing for the upcoming challenges.

The Danish squad

With regard to the squad, Denmark has an experienced trainer at the top with coach Andrée Jeglertz. The preliminary squad includes players like the attacker Pernille Harder and the talented Amalie Vangsgaard. The Danes are well positioned and certainly have the potential to challenge their opponents:

On Friday, July 4th, the tournament against Sweden in Geneva begins for Denmark before the meeting with Germany in Basel is due. So an exciting EM tournament is just around the corner and both players and fans can look forward to unforgettable football experiences!