Germany at the Women's European Championships 2025: Play and Transfer!

Germany at the Women's European Championships 2025: Play and Transfer!

Zürich, Schweiz - The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 will take place in Switzerland in a few weeks. From July 2 to 27, 2025, 16 nations compete against each other. Germany has qualified as one of the strongest teams and will play in Group C in the preliminary round, together with Poland, Denmark and Sweden. At the last European Championship finals, Germany was one of the favorites and, thanks to its impressive history and experience, was able to hope for a successful tournament participation. Since the first European Championship participation in 1989, the German women's team has won the European Championship eight times, which has made it the most successful nation of competition.

On June 12, 2025, Germany is in third place in the FIFA world rankings. The team plays their group games in various cities in Switzerland: On July 4, 2025, Germany opens the tournament against Poland in St. Gallen at 9 p.m. A match against Denmark follows on July 8, 2025 in Basel at 6 p.m. After all, Germany meets in Zurich on Sweden on July 12, 2025, also at 9 p.m. The group games are crucial for moving into the knockout round, where possible opponents such as England, France or the Netherlands could wait for Germany.

transmission and streaming

The games of the European women's European Championship 2025 are broadcast by ARD and ZDF, which have the exclusive transmission rights. All 31 games are transmitted live and free of charge, which enables the games to be followed by free TV. Most preliminary round games are available in the ARD media library and on Sportschau.de . Germany games in particular are broadcast on both television and online:

• 04.07.2025: Germany - Poland, St. Gallen, ARD + Mediathek
• 08.07.2025: Germany - Denmark, Basel, ARD + Mediathek
• 12.07.2025: Sweden - Germany, Zurich, ZDF + Mediathek

the team

The German selection is trained by Christian Wück and consists of talented players. The goalkeepers include Ann-Katrin Berger, Stina Johannes and Ena Mahmutovic. The defense is strengthened by Giulia Gwinn, Kathrin Hendrich and others. In midfield and attack, well -known names such as Jule Brand, Klara Bühl and Sara Däbritz can be found. The strongly occupied squad gives reason to hope for further successful European Championship participation for Germany.

The complete game schedule and detailed information about the EM 2025 are on the websites of the Remszeitung , Sportschau and Kicker . The anticipation for the tournament is increasing, and the entire football world looks closely for Switzerland, where the best women's footballers in Europe meet.