SportsLine's Martin Green reveals his picks for the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 semifinal match featuring Spain vs. Germany

Match officials praised for excellent performances throughout the tournament, which featured several operational firsts.

The great news for footy fans in the UK is that free-to-air broadcasters the BBC and ITV are sharing live duties for Euro 2025. This match is set to be shown live on ITV1, with coverage starting at 7:10 p.m. That also means you'll be able to stream the action online via ITVX.

The 2025 UEFA Women's Euro semifinal round continues Wednesday between World Cup champions Spain and Olympic bronze medalist Germany. They are two of Europe's elite, but with different footballing philosophies, and only one will advance to the Euro final.

On July 19 in Basel, Switzerland, France will clash with Germany in UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, with a start time of 3 p.m. ET. Which team will finish on top? Check out our prediction below. In UEFA Women's Euro, Delphine Cascarino has tallied two goals and two assists in three matches for France.

Christian Wück announced his lineup for the clash against tournament favorite Spain. The 52-year-old coach puts Carlotta Wamser at right-back after her return from suspension. Meanwhile, Kathrin

Germany Vs Spain Match Preview-Expected Lineups, Injuries, Predictions, Live Streaming Online & TV Channels For UEFA Women's Euro 2025 originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Germany and Spain will face off at Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich,

Sweden has secured a dominant 4-1 victory over Germany at the Women’s European Championship. The win guarantees Sweden the top spot in Group C and a potentially easier path to the final as it avoids the possibility of facing Spain in the semifinals.

Three players at Euro 2025 reminded me why I love the beautiful game, Jamie Spangher writes… It was just six months ago when Chloe Kelly was dropped from the England squad. The 27-year-old was struggling for minutes at Manchester City, awarded just one Women’s Super League start under former manager Gareth Taylor.

A courageous German performance in their 1-0 Women's Euro semi-final defeat by world champions Spain means they leave Switzerland with heads high, but the once-dominant team need to find a cutting attacking edge to keep up with the best.