The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 heads into the quarter-finals on July 16, with eight teams remaining.
The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 has reached the quarter-final stage, and after two weeks of thrilling group-stage action, the tournament is wide open.
Taking place across Switzerland from July 2 to 27, this year’s competition has delivered everything fans could hope for, from historic firsts, to shock results, world-class goals, and standout individual performances.
With just eight teams left standing, the road to the final in Basel is heating up.
Tournament hosts Switzerland have captured national attention with a fairytale run to their first-ever quarter-final, sealed by a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser against Finland.
Reigning champions England overcame an early loss to France with dominant back-to-back wins over the Netherlands and Wales, while world champions Spain have looked unstoppable, led by the brilliance of Alexia Putellas and Esther González.
Sweden, too, have sent a strong message with a stunning 4-1 dismantling of Germany in one of the tournament’s biggest shocks.
Quarter-final ties are set to kick off on Wednesday, July 16, beginning with Group A winners Norway facing Italy in Geneva.
That will be followed by a heavyweight showdown between Sweden and England in Zurich, before Spain take on hosts Switzerland in Bern and France clash with Germany in Basel.
Women Euro 2025 Odds
| Winner | Odds |
|---|---|
| Spain | 17/20 |
| England | 17/4 |
| France | 15/2 |
| Sweden | 10/1 |
Who are the favourites to win Women's Euro 2025?
Spain head into the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 quarter-finals as the tournament favorites at a best price of 17/20 with AKBets, and with good reason.
The reigning World and Nations League champions have delivered a flawless group stage, topping Group B with commanding wins over Belgium (6-2), Italy (3-1), and Portugal (2-0), netting 11 goals and conceding just three.
Their attacking depth, led by Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmatí, and Salma Paralluelo, has overwhelmed opponents and will continue to do so as they enter the quarter finals.
Spain now face hosts Switzerland in their next match, a game they are widely expected to win (1/8 favourites).
They would have a potential semi-final clash against either Norway or Italy and a likely final showdown against the likes of England, Sweden, or France.
