Will the Lionesses Win the Euros 2025?

England is the proud reigning champion of the UEFA Women’s Euros, as the team won their first title at Wembley in 2022.

If you’re a fan of the Lionesses, you likely remember them securing a 2-1 defeat against Germany like it was yesterday.

While you may hold the memory close to your heart, other clubs likely have their sights set on the trophy.

With many national teams in fine form, you might wonder if the Lionesses have what it takes to win the Euros 2025. Keep reading to find out more.

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When is the UEFA Women’s Euros 2025?

The UEFA European Women’s Championship, often called the UEFA Women’s Euros, will start on July 2, 2025, and conclude with the final on July 27, 2025.

The long-awaited tournament will be hosted in Switzerland, and 16 football teams will compete to be crowned the champions.

How Have the Lionesses Performed Recently?

Despite winning the Euros in 2022, the Lionesses experienced heartbreak in 2023, as the team failed to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics women’s football tournament.

Also, their woes didn’t stop there, as the women’s squad was lucky to make it through the Euro 2025 qualification following poor performances against France and Sweden.

As a result, many people have questioned the team’s form. Still, Wiegman would be the first to argue that her experimentations with player rotations and formations were the cause of the patchy performances.

A string of injuries has likely played a huge role in the team’s recent poor performances. For instance, Lauren Hemp has experienced a knee injury, forcing her to skip two international matches in 2024.

Manchester City’s Alex Greenwood has experienced a similar issue, as she took a step back from the team to undergo knee surgery, meaning she won’t be back in the squad for several months.

Manchester United’s Ella Toona and Brighton’s Fran Kirby are recovering from calf injuries. Chelsea’s Lauren James has been on the bench since last April with a similar complaint but may soon return.

Plus, captain Leah Williamson only recently returned following an ACL injury, and Chelsea’s Niamh Charles has recently recovered from a dislocated shoulder.

As the Lionesses have experienced many injuries lately, there is a worry that the squad won’t be fighting fit for the Euros this July.

Who Will England Play First?

England will need to come out fighting from day one of the Euros, as the team faces a challenging group stage.

The recent draw confirmed the Lionesses will play France, Wales, and the Netherlands in Group D.

The teams could prove tough, but England has beaten France and the Netherlands over the past twelve months, placing them in a strong position in the group stage.

Is England the Favorite to Win the Euros 2025?

England is a tough contender to win the UEFA European Women’s Championship, but it isn’t the frontrunner to win this year.

At present, Spain is the bookies’ favorite to win the tournament in 2025, as the team beat England 1-0 in the 2023 World Cup Final.

Germany could prove stiff competition for the Lionesses, too, as the former beat England at Wembley in October 2024 and will be eager to replicate their success.

Of course, other teams could prove a challenge on the pitch, such as France, Sweden, and the Netherlands.

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