In the group stage Female Euro 2025 Bayana has started, and we will soon start locating the first nation through the quarter -finals.
Here’s how countries can make it – or can go out – match 2.
Eligible for quarter -finals (0/8):
tie breaker
1. Group points
2. Head-to-head in the game (between teams in question)
3. Target difference between teams in question
4. Scored in question between teams in Gold in Gold
5. Group target difference
6. Group goals
7. If the levels that are the levels, they have played each other in the game of the final group, then a penalty shoots determines the locations.
7. Disciplinary numerals (yellow and red card)
8. Status in qualifying phase rankings
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Group A
Wednesday, 2 July
Group A: Iceland 0-1 Finland (Thun)
Group A: Switzerland 1-2 Norway (Basel)
Sunday, 6 July
Group A: Norway Vs. Finland (6 pm, Sion)
Group A: Switzerland Vs. Iceland (9 am, burn)
Thursday, 10 July
Group A: Finland Vs. Switzerland (9 am, Geneva)
Group A: Norway Vs. Iceland (9 pm, Thun)
Finland and Norway are under the control of the group, but two top places with each other with teams cannot be decided at match 2.
Finland will qualify with a win if Iceland wins or draws.
Norway is with a win if Switzerland wins or draws.
If they lose and win Norway or draw, Iceland would go out.
Switzerland is abolished if they lose and draw Finland win or draw.
Group B
Thursday, 3 July
Group B: Belgium 0-1 Italy (Sion)
Group B: Spain 5-0 Portugal (Burn)
Monday, 7 July
Group B: Spain Vs. Belgium (6 pm, Thun)
Group B: Portugal Vs. Italy (9 am, Geneva)
Friday, July 11
Group B: Italy Vs. Spain (9 o’clock, burn)
Group B: Portugal Vs. Belgium (9 pm, Sion)
Group B can be wrapped on Monday when the second match is played.
If Italy wins or draws, Spain will qualify with a win on Belgium.
Italy will be with a win on Portugal if Spain wins or draws.
Belgium will be eliminated if they lose and win Italy or draw.
Portugal will be out if they will be beaten and wins or draws Spain.
If both Spain and Italy win, the top two places are sealed and the first place will be fixed on Friday. Both Belgium and Portugal will be outside.
Group c
Friday, 4 July
Group C: Denmark 0-1 Sweden (Geneva)
Group c, Germany 2-0 Poland (Gallon)
Tuesday, 8 July
Group C: Germany Vs. Denmark (6 pm, Basel)
Group C: Poland Vs. Sweden (9 pm, Luusurn)
Saturday, 12 July
Group C: Sweden Vs. Germany (9 pm, Zurich)
Group C: Poland Vs. Denmark (9 am, Luusurn)
This is effectively the same position as Group B.
If Sweden wins or draws, Germany will qualify with a win on Denmark.
If Germany wins or draws, Sweden will be with a win over Poland.
Denmark will be terminated if they lose and win Sweden.
Poland would be out if they will be beaten and Germany win or draw.
If both Germany and Sweden win, the top two places are sealed and the first place will be fixed on Saturday. Both Denmark and Poland will be out.
Group D
Saturday, 5 July
Group D: Wales 0-3 Netherlands (Lucene)
Group D: France 2-1 England (Zurich)
Wednesday, 9 July
Group D: England Vs. Netherlands (6 pm, Zurich)
Group D: France Vs. Wales (9 am, St. Gallon)
Sunday, 13 July
Group D: Netherlands Vs. France (9 o’clock, Basel)
Group D: England Vs. Wales (9 am, St. Gallon)
Another group with two teams at three points who do not play each other at the match two, which means that the order is once again the same.
If France wins or draws, the Netherlands will qualify with a win over England.
If the Netherlands win or draw, France will be with a win on Wales.
England will be abolished if they lose and win France win or draw.
Wales will be out if they beat and wins the Netherlands or draw.
If both the Netherlands and France wins, the top two places are sealed and the first place will be fixed on Sunday. Both England and Wales will be out.
