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Euro 2025 Power Ranking: Spain is still the favorite, UK is the second closest
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Euro 2025 Power Rankings: Spain Retains Top Spot, with the UK Hot on Their Heels

July 15, 2025 6 Min Read
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  • Emily KageJuly 15th, 2025, 04:00 at

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      London-based Emily Keow is ESPN’s women’s soccer correspondent, focusing on the WSL and UWCL.

The Euro 2025 tournament has entered the quarterfinals, eliminating eight teams from the group stage and leaving eight contenders vying for the championship. But what are the odds for each team to emerge victorious?

The analysis appears straightforward, yet factors such as star players, squad depth, national morale, weaknesses, tactics, injuries, and even luck play significant roles. Some nations find themselves in advantageous positions as they seek a path to the finals.

So, which team currently stands out as the favorite? We’ve ranked the eight teams still in contention in Switzerland this summer. Let’s take a closer look.

After finishing at the bottom of a challenging group in their debut tournament, this team struggled, conceding 13 goals along the way.

While their fans were passionate, the team’s performance fell short, resulting in a lackluster showing in what was an open Group A.

Denmark entered Group C with higher expectations but ultimately finished with three losses.

A late draw against Italy provided some hope, but Belgium proved too strong in Group B.

Poland faced a tough start with losses to Germany and Sweden, but they showcased resilience by defeating Denmark 3-2 in Group C.

Despite a series of draws and losses, this team could not progress from Group A.

This squad demonstrated effort in Group B, but a critical defeat against Italy ultimately ended their hopes.

Starting strong with a victory over Wales, they faltered against England in Group D, faltering in the second half against France.

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How Switzerland saved its Euro 2025 hopes

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Explore the statistics behind Switzerland’s 1-1 draw against Finland that secured their quarterfinal spot in this home tournament.

The host nation celebrated a significant achievement by advancing past the group stage. In a balanced group, Switzerland managed enough results to finish second, but now faces the challenging task of battling Group B winners (Spain) in the quarterfinals. Their chances against the world champions are slim, yet their home advantage might inspire an upset.

Norway comfortably sailed through the group stage with three wins, but the quarterfinals present a much tougher challenge. They may have the edge against Italy in the semifinals, given their historical prowess in the European Championships (two titles and four runners-up).

The current quarterfinal matchup for Sweden doesn’t mirror their previous Euro 2022 semifinal defeat. Having accumulated four points against Germany and winning all their group matches, the task ahead will not be easy as they face the reigning champions.

Germany entered the final group match with high confidence, but a devastating red card and a 4-1 loss to Sweden changed everything. They now have a formidable path to the final, needing to overcome both France and likely Spain in the semifinals. As both teams are consistently strong, their matchups will be pivotal.

Despite finishing first in Group D, France’s road to the finals is fraught with challenges. After a solid group stage, they will face Germany and, if they prevail, likely Spain—making their journey to the final anything but certain.

Italy finds itself in one of the most favorable quarterfinal matchups. After finishing second in Group B, they’ll face Group A’s weaker contenders. Their quarterfinal opponent, Norway, poses a challenge, but advancing could lead to a semifinals clash against the winner of England vs. Sweden, a significant hurdle. Still, Italy’s recent tournament performances indicate they could surprise yet again.

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Following a loss to France, England’s early tournament struggles raised questions about their progression. However, a commanding 4-0 victory over the Netherlands shifted perceptions, revealing that finishing second in the group led to a more favorable matchup. They certainly have a legitimate shot at reaching another final now.

With three emphatic wins from three matches, it’s no surprise that Spain is considered a title favorite. Their quarterfinal path is not without obstacles, with Switzerland’s home support and potential semifinals against either France or Germany promising to be challenging. Nevertheless, Spain appears well-equipped to capitalize on any opportunity for triumph and secure the trophy that has eluded them thus far.

Fan Take: This tournament encapsulates the excitement and unpredictability of women’s soccer, showcasing emerging talents and established powerhouses alike. As the competition unfolds, it amplifies the narrative around women’s sports, inspiring future generations and solidifying soccer’s growing global prominence.

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