The UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 is generating significant excitement as Switzerland prepares to host the 14th edition of this prestigious tournament. Awarded hosting rights in April 2023 by the UEFA Executive Committee in Lisbon, Switzerland emerged as the chosen nation, surpassing bids from Poland, France, and a joint Scandinavian proposal. Football fans across Europe are eagerly anticipating the event, and for those mindful of their budgets, attending a match might be more accessible than you think, potentially starting from around 25 Euros.
When and Where? Key Dates and Host Cities
Mark your calendars for July 2nd to 27th, 2025, as these are the dates for the Women’s EURO 2025. Switzerland is ready to welcome fans to eight vibrant host cities, each offering a unique Swiss experience alongside top-tier football. The final draw, which took place in Lausanne on December 16th, has set the stage for thrilling group stage encounters.
Match schedule
The tournament will utilize eight stadiums across Switzerland, ensuring broad geographical representation and accessibility for fans. With approximately 700,000 tickets available in total, there are ample opportunities to witness the action live. The host venues are:
- St. Jakob-Park, Basel
- Stadion Wankdorf, Bern
- Stade de Genève, Geneva
- Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich
- Arena St. Gallen, St. Gallen
- Allmend Stadion Luzern, Lucerne
- Arena Thun, Thun
- Stade de Tourbillon, Sion
Venue guide
Securing Your Seat: Ticket Information
Eager to be part of the Women’s EURO 2025 atmosphere? Tickets can be found at womenseuro.com and ticketcorner.ch. While initial ticket sales prioritize fans of participating nations, keep an eye on these platforms for general releases. For those looking for budget-friendly options, it’s worth noting that ticket prices can vary, and while premium seats will cost more, there are often tickets available that could be around the 25 euros mark, especially for group stage matches.
Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, and high demand is expected. To maximize your chances, be ready at 11:00 CET when ticket windows open. If you miss out initially, don’t worry! More tickets are slated for release in February 2025, with updates provided on womenseuro.com. Planning ahead and acting fast will be key to securing your place at the tournament, potentially for a reasonable price like 25 euros.
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The Official Match Ball: KONEKTIS
Adding a touch of innovation to the tournament, UEFA and Adidas have revealed KONEKTIS, the official match ball for Women’s EURO 2025. This marks a first for the Women’s EURO, featuring adidas Connected Ball Technology. This technology aids in faster and more accurate officiating, contributing to VAR decision-making – a significant step forward in enhancing the fairness and precision of the game.
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Meet Maddli: The Tournament Mascot
Get ready to cheer alongside Maddli, the official mascot of Women’s EURO 2025! This spirited Saint Bernard puppy embodies the energy and enthusiasm of the tournament. Maddli’s name is a tribute to Madeleine Boll, a pioneer in Swiss women’s football, being the first licensed female footballer in Switzerland. Maddli is sure to bring smiles and excitement to fans of all ages throughout the EURO 2025 journey.
Women s euro 2025 mascot unveiled meet maddli the spirited
Qualifying and Tournament Format
The road to Women’s EURO 2025 qualification was structured and competitive. Teams were divided into Leagues A, B, and C based on their performance in the 2023/24 UEFA Women’s Nations League. League A comprised the top 16 teams, League B the next 16, and League C the remaining teams. Qualifying matches were played in groups within these leagues, with home and away fixtures.
Direct qualification to Women’s EURO 2025 was awarded to the top eight teams from League A. Host nation Switzerland, despite participating in League B, also secured automatic qualification. The remaining tournament slots were determined through a series of play-off rounds, ensuring a meritocratic and exciting qualification process.
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Sustainability and Legacy
Women’s EURO 2025 is committed to being a tournament of high quality while also prioritizing environmental responsibility. Aligned with UEFA’s guidelines, the Swiss strategy incorporates Circular Economy principles, focusing on reducing waste through reuse and recovery initiatives. Furthermore, the tournament emphasizes social responsibility, with planned initiatives addressing human rights, inclusion, and equality.
The legacy program, spearheaded by the SFV/ASF, aims to create lasting positive change by promoting women’s football, representation, and equal opportunities across Switzerland. The overarching vision is to foster sustainable growth and development in women’s football at both grassroots and elite levels, leaving a meaningful impact long after the final whistle.
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Experience the Summit of Women’s Football
The promotional theme for Women’s EURO 2025, “summit,” beautifully captures the essence of the tournament. It reflects both the mountainous Swiss landscape and the peak of European women’s football competition. Attending Women’s EURO 2025 offers not just world-class sport, but also an opportunity to experience the stunning scenery of Switzerland. And with potential ticket options around 25 euros, it’s an accessible way to witness the excitement firsthand and support the growth of women’s football. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this incredible event!
