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Spain to play against Germany in Women's Euro semifinal

The semifinal match will take place on Wednesday, July 23, in Zurich.

July 23, 2025 at 09:14 PM

Euro 2025 semifinals: Live updates, highlights as Spain faces Germany in semifinals

Spain and Germany face off for a spot in the Women's Euro 2025 final after impressive paths.

Spain battles Germany in Women's Euro 2025 semifinal

Spain's women's national team enters the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 semifinal with a strong record, having dominated the earlier rounds of the tournament. The team, led by standout players like Esther González and Alexia Putellas, scored 14 goals in the group stage and secured a 2-0 victory over Switzerland in the quarterfinals. Germany, however, advanced through a tense match against France that ended in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw, despite losing a player early in the match. They aim to reclaim their former glory at the Euros, where they were once six-time champions.

Key Takeaways

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Spain boasts a dominant performance in the tournament so far.

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Esther González leads the Golden Boot race with four goals.

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Germany survived a dramatic penalty shootout to reach the semifinals.

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The match represents a clash of footballing philosophies between Spain and Germany.

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Germany aims to break their recent title drought at the Euros.

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The winner will face England, adding extra stakes to the match.

"Spain's attacking style has made them the team to beat this tournament."

Expert analysis highlights Spain's dominant play leading into the semifinal.

"Germany showed incredible grit in their quarterfinal match against France."

Commentators praise Germany's ability to remain competitive with a player down.

This semifinal promises to showcase two of Europe's best teams vying for a coveted spot in the final. Spain enters with a reputation for high-scoring games, while Germany is testing their resilience after overcoming adversity against France. The contrast in styles and strengths sets the stage for a thrilling match that could signal a new era or a return to dominance for Germany in women's football.