Sweden put four past Germany to secure top spot in Group C at Euro 2025 and potentially set up a quarter-final against England.

On a dismal night for the German defense maybe it is only fitting to hand the award to a substitute. Hendrich, who plays for the Chicago Stars in the NWSL, came on at half-time and had more ground duels attempted (8) than both starting center-backs combined...although Germany was a woman down at that point and the game had changed.

A chaotic opening spell gave England plenty to think about if they play either of these teams in the quarter-finals

By Philip O'Connor ZURICH (Reuters) -Sweden made the most of Germany defender Carlotta Wamser's expulsion to sweep to a 4-1 win and secure top spot in their Group C clash on Saturday, with their opponents also going through to the quarter-finals as runners-up.

Germany faces off against Sweden in UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 on July 12 at 3 p.m. ET, held in Zürich, Switzerland. Who will take home the win? Read on for our prediction.

Sweden laid down a significant marker in their quest to win a first major title in four decades, defeating eight-time European champions Germany at the UEFA Women’s Euro.

Sweden came from behind with a four-goal display to beat ten-player Germany and win Group C. Sweden came from behind to defeat Germany 4-1 and win UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group C.

At first, things were actually looking really good against Sweden. The DFB women started strong in the decisive game for the group win at the Euros. After several chances, it was Jule Brand who put the Wück team ahead after just seven minutes. But then Sweden completely turned the game around.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd says Sweden can go "the whole way" at Euro 2025 because "there is something different" about this squad.