ITV and BBC reveal broadcast fixtures for UEFA Women's Euros

Following last Monday’s draw in Lausanne, BBC Sport and ITV reveal the broadcast fixtures for next summer’s eagerly anticipated tournament in Switzerland, kicking off Wednesday 2nd July. The tournament begins with coverage on ITV, ITVX and STV with the opening match between Finland and Iceland (2nd July).

BBC Sport begins its comprehensive coverage on TV and iPlayer with the hosts Switzerland’s opening match, as they face two-time European Champions Norway (2nd July).

Fans can look forward to watching both England and Wales in the group stages, including a moment of history as Rhian Wilkinson’s Wales squad makes their European Championships debut against the Netherlands (5th July). ITV has two of England’s group games and two of Wales’ group games also.

On 5th July, Sarina Wiegman’s England team will play their first match of the competition, as they go head-to-head with France live on ITV. Meanwhile, England will also face the Netherlands in a key group-stage clash (9th July). And on 13th July, there is a home nations clash when England is up against Wales - also live on ITV.

As the tournament builds towards the dramatic knockout stages, BBC Sport are broadcasting three of the four quarter-finals, featuring some of Europe’s biggest teams, likely to include World Cup winners Spain and also eight time winners of the Euros, Germany.

ITV will have first pick of the nail biting semi-finals, and then the BBC and ITV will share coverage of the Final - ensuring every pivotal moment reaches fans across the nation.

Alex Kay-Jelski, Director of BBC Sport says, “The summer of 2025 is shaping up to be a huge celebration of women’s sport as we bring audiences the UEFA Women’s Euros, the Women’s Rugby World Cup and the World Athletics Championships. We’ll have live coverage and expert analysis of the Euros as Wales make their debut and England try to retain the trophy. We’re excited to bring the people together for these huge sporting moments across online, TV, iPlayer, Radio and BBC Sounds.”

Niall Sloane, ITV Director of Sport says, “The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 is the jewel in ITV’s sporting crown next summer. We look forward to bringing the nation together for reigning champion England’s opening match of the tournament and again for an historic home nations clash between England and Wales.”