Teams

The Group B matches and one Group A match involving Swiss teams were played in Bern. The teams battled it out in these group matches to qualify for the next rounds. 

The following teams played at the Wankdorf Stadium during Euro 2025:

Switzerland

As host nation, Switzerland automatically qualified for the tournament.

In the last two European Championships, the Swiss women made it to the final round but did not survive the group stage. At the 2023 World Cup, they finished first in their group ahead of Norway and co-hosts New Zealand, who were denied qualification on the final matchday by a 0-0 draw with Switzerland. The Swiss women finished the 2023/24 UEFA Women's Nations League in fourth place in GroupA4.

‍Performance at major tournaments:
Best performance at a Women's EURO: Group stage (2017, 2022)
Women's EURO 2022: Group stage
Women's World Cup 2023: Round of 16
UEFA Women's Nations League 2023/24: Fourth place in Group A4

‍Coach: Pia Sundhage
‍Captain: Lia Wälti
‍Record international player: Ana Maria Crnogorčević
‍Current UEFA European ranking: 14th out of 51

Spain

Qualification:
First Group A
5 wins, 0 draws, 1 defeat
7:0 (A) against Belgium, 3:1 (H) against Czech Republic, 2:0 (A) against Denmark, 3:2h (H) against Denmark, 1:2 (A) against Czech Republic, 2:0 (H) against Belgium

Since 2022, they have won the FIFA Women's World Cup, the UEFA Women's Nations League, the FIFA U-20 and U-17 Women's World Cups and the U-19 and U-17 Women's European Championships.

‍Performance at major tournaments:
Best result at a Women's EURO: Semi-final (1997)Women's EURO 2022: Quarter-finalWomen's World Cup 2023: WinnersUEFA Women's Nations League 2023/24: final phase, winnerOlympic Games 2024: Fourth place

‍Coach: Montserrat Tomé
‍Captain: Alexia Putellas
‍Record international player: Alexia Putellas
‍Current UEFA Euro rankings: 3rd out of 51

‍Matches in Bern:
‍ On the first match day in Bern, on 3 July 2025, the long-awaited Iberian duel between the world champions from Spain and their neighbours from Portugal took place at 9 p.m. at the Wankdorf Stadium. They had only met once before in a European Championship final, and this time too, the Spanish women dominated, winning 5-0.

On 11 July 2025, Spain faced Italy again at the Wankdorf Stadium at 9 p.m. – another European     Championship thriller in which the Spanish women prevailed 3-1 and once again proved their class.

Italy

Qualification:
First in Group A1
2 wins, 3 draws, 1 defeat
2:0 (H) against the Netherlands, 1:2 (A) against Finland, 0:(A) against Norway, 1:1(H) against Norway, 0:0 (A) against the Netherlands, 4:0 (H) against Finland

‍Performance at major tournaments
Best result at a Women's EURO: runner-up (1993, 1997)Women's EURO 2022: Group stageFIFA Women's World Cup 2023: Group stageUEFA Women's Nations League 2023/24: Group A4, second place

Until their elimination in the group stage in 2017, Italy had always reached at least the quarter-finals

‍Coach: Andrea Soncin
‍Captain: Cristiana Girelli
‍Record international player: Patrizia Panico
Current UEFA Euro rankings: 5th out of 51

Matches in Bern:
On 11 July 2025, Italy will face world champions Spain in Bern at 9 p.m. The last and only meeting between the two teams in a European Championship final tournament had previously taken place in 1997, when Italy defeated Spain 2-1 in the semi-finals. This time, however, the Spanish team prevailed and won the match 3-1.

Portugal

Qualification:
Group B3, first place
5 wins, 1 draw, 0 defeats3:0 (H) against Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2:0 (A) against Malta, 4:0 (H) against Northern Ireland, 2:1 (A) against Northern Ireland, 0:0 (A) against Bosnia and Herzegovina, 3:1 (H) against Malta

‍Play-offs: 8:1 after first and second leg against Azerbaijan (4:1 (A), 4:0 (H)), 3:2 after first and second leg against the Czech Republic (1:1 (H), 2:1 (A))

‍Performance at major tournaments:
Best performance at a Women's EURO: Group stage (2017, 2022)Women's EURO 2022: Group stageFIFA Women's World Cup 2023: Group stageUEFA Women's Nations League 2023/24: Group A2, fourth place (relegated)

Portugal took part in the 2017 and 2022 European Championship finals.Coach: Francisco Miguel Conceição Roque Neto

‍Captain: Dolores Silva
‍Record international player: Ana Borges
‍Current UEFA Euro rankings: Portugal 6th out of 51

Matches in Bern:
On 3 July 2025, the Wankdorf Stadium will host an Iberian clash between world champions Spain and their neighbours Portugal at 9 p.m. The only European Championship final between Spain and Portugal to date ended 2-0 to the Spaniards. They were once again the dominant side this time around, winning the match 5-0.

Iceland

Qualification:
Second in Group A4
4 wins, 1 draw, 1 defeat3:0 (H) against Poland, 1:3 (A) against Germany, 1:1 (A) against Austria,1:0 (H) against Austria, 3:0 (H) against Germany, 1:0 (A) against Poland

‍Performance at major tournaments:
Best result at a Women's EURO: Quarter-final (2013)Women's EURO 2022: Group stageWomen's World Cup 2023: Not qualifiedUEFA Women's Nations League 2023/24: Third in Group A3

Fifth successive qualification; they were the firstteam to beat Germany by three goals to one in a competitive match since Brazilin the semi-finals of the 2008 Olympics

‍Coach: Þorsteinn H. Halldórsson
‍Captain: Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir
‍Record international player: Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir 
‍Current UEFA Euro rankings: Iceland 18th out of 51

Matches in Bern:
On 6 July 2025, the Icelandic women took on Switzerland at 9 p.m. at the Wankdorf Stadium. Switzerland had played Iceland once before in a European Championship final tournament, winning that match 2-1. This time, Switzerland came out on top again with a 2-0 victory that eliminated Iceland from the tournament. Geraldine Reuteler scored the opening goal in the 76th minute, and Alayah Pilgrim secured the final score with a deflected shot instoppage time.

* (H) = home game
* (A) = away game