Arsenal Women at Euro 2025

This summer’s Women’s Euros take place in Switzerland between 2 and 27 July. Arsenal will have a number of players at the tournament as England seek to defend the trophy they won on home soil in 2022. Here is the lowdown of which players will feature for their countries and their group stage fixtures. All ko times are UK.

England

England have selected Arsenal’s Leah Williamson, Beth Mead, Lotte Wubben-Moy, Chloe Kelly and Michelle Agyemang. Their group games are as follows:

Saturday, 5 July 8pm: France v England (Zurich)
Wednesday, 9 July 5pm: England v Netherlands (Zurich)
Sunday, 13 July 8pm: England v Wales (St. Gallen)

Spain

Mariona Caldentey has been called up for Spain. Laia Codina misses the tournament due to injury.

Thursday, 3 July 8pm: Spain v Portugal (Berne)
Monday, 7 July 5pm: Spain v Belgium (Thun)
Friday, 11 July 8pm: Italy v Spain (Thun)

Sweden

Stina Blackstenius has been called up for Sweden, as well as Lina Hurtig and Amanda Ilestedt who leave the club for Fiorentina and Inter Milan respectively on June 30. Rosa Kafaji did not make the squad due to injury and will undergo minor surgery this summer.

Friday, 4 July 5pm: Denmark v Sweden (Geneva)
Tuesday, 8 July 8pm: Poland v Sweden (Lucerne)
Saturday, 12 July 8pm: Sweden v Germany (Zurich)

Switzerland

Lia Walti will captain hosts Switzerland for the tournament. Their games are as follows:

Wednesday, 2 July 8pm: v Norway (Basel)
Sunday, 5 July 8pm: v Iceland (Bern)
Thursday, 10 July 6pm: v Finland (Geneva)

Netherlands

Victoria Pelova and Daphne van Domselaar are selected for Netherlands. Their group fixtures are as follows:

Saturday, 5 July 5pm: v Wales (Lucerne)
Wednesday, 9 July 5pm: v England (Zurich)
Sunday, 13 July 8pm: v France (Basel)

Norway

Frida Maanum is selected to represent Norway, whose group fixtures are as follows:

Wednesday, 2 July 5pm: v Switzerland (Basel)
Sunday, 6 July 5pm: v Finland (Sion)
Thursday, 10 July 8pm: v Iceland (Thun)

Meanwhile, some of Arsenal’s players not involved in the Euros will be getting some rest for international fixtures in this period. USA have friendlies against Ireland and Canada at the end of the month and the beginning of July, but USWNT boss Emma Hayes has rested Emily Fox and Jenna Nighswonger is not selected. Ireland are also resting Katie McCabe for the Ireland v USA games.

Meanwhile, Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord have been rested for Australia’s games against Slovenia and Panama in the same window but Kyra Cooney-Cross is called up for Joe Montemurro’s first games in charge of the Matildas. Kyra will only take part in the double header against Slovenia on 26 and 29 June but not the double header against Panama on 5 and 8 July.

Austria have no fixtures so Manu Zinsberger will not be in international action, Kim Little retired from international duty in 2021. Meanwhile, Maddy Earl, Jessie Gale, Laila Harbert, Viv Lia, Katie Reid and Cecily Wellesley-Smith are competing for England in the U19 Euros. England beat Netherlands in their opening game but inexplicably lost 4-1 to Portugal in their second game despite leading 1-0 with 15 minutes to go. They have to beat Spain in their final group game to progress to the knockouts.

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