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Sweden v England: Women’s Euro 2025 quarter-final – live | Women’s Euro 2025Notice: Undefined variable: newid in D:\vertrigo\www\voice\see.php on line 32  Key events Sarina Wiegman, England coach, has added:
Peter Gerhardsson, Sweden coach, has said:
I would really like to hear from you about footballing songs. I’ve been listening to a fair few over the tournament and I’m wondering which are your favourites. They don’t necessarily have to relate to England or Sweden, just any that you enjoy. Personally I love when fans adapt Gala’s song ‘Freed from Desire’ to reflect a lyric like ‘Beth Mead’s on fire, your defence is terrified’. Email me and let me know. Current Arsenal boss Renee Slegers had been billed as BBC pundit for Euro 2025 but she is yet to feature and currently former manager Jonas Eidevall, who hadn’t been mentioned pre-tournament, is on the screen. Swapping and changing Gunners bosses. And some Swedish stars include: Here are some England stars to keep an eye on this evening: Team newsThe team news is in. For Sweden have made two changes to their starting XI with Hanna Lundkvist and Julia Zigiotti Olme coming in for Hanna Bennison and Smilla Holmberg. Sweden: Falk; Lundkvist, Bjorn, Eriksson, Andersson; Angeldahl, Asllani, Zigotti Olme; Rytting Kaneryd, Blackstenius, Rolfo Subs: Holmgren, Enblom, Sembrant, Nildén, Janogy, Hurtig, Jakobsson, Ilestedt, Wangerheim, Bennison, Holmberg, Blomqvist England, meanwhile, make no changes to the team who beat Wales last time out. England: Hampton; Bronze, Williamson, Carter, Greenwood; Toone, Walsh, Stanway; James, Russo, Hemp Subs: Keating, Moorhouse, Charles, Mead, Le Tissier, Clinton, Morgan, Agyemang, Kelly, Beever-Jones, Park, Wubben-Moy An excellent, as always, piece from Jonathan Liew focused on this quarter-final is exactly the story to read before this match kicks off: Did you wonder why Chloe Kelly and Beth Mead clicked their fingers in celebration of a goal against Wales? Arsenal’s Kelly explains all: The Guardian columnist and USWNT manager Emma Hayes has previewed this quarter-final, you can read her analysis here:  For a nation with a population of 10 million, with a men’s national side that failed to quality for three of the past four World Cups, Sweden have a track record in women’s football that belongs to a sporting superpower. Sweden finished third at three of the past four Women’s World Cups and are five-time World Cup semi-finalists. They also claimed the silver medal at the Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo Olympics. In Europe, their success is even more consistent and they stand one win from a 10th European semi-final when they meet England in Zurich on Thursday. Their men’s national side has not reached a world or European semi-final for more than 30 years. England defender Lucy Bronze has said:
More here: One quarter-final has already been played and it saw Italy beat Norway to progress to the last four at a women’s major tournament for the first time since 1997. They will be the opponent for whoever wins tonight’s match and you can catch up on all the action from last night’s quarter-final here: PreambleHello and welcome to the Euro 2025 quarter-final between Sweden and defending champions England. The Lionesses had a bumpy start to their campaign but finished the group stage strongly to reach the last eight, while Sweden have recorded three wins from three so far. It is set to be a tight match with the nations among the favourites to win the entire tournament. The game is a repeat of the Euro 2022 semi-final where England beat Sweden 4-0 but the scoreline is not set to be as one-sided this time around. Before the team news drops at around 6.45pm BST, we can take a look at what has been said in the build-up and big news from around the tournament. Let’s go. Source link Posted: 2025-07-17 19:33:59 |
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