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England and Spain face off in the Women's European Championship Final once again — a repeat of the 2023 World Cup Final.
Two years ago, La Roja defeated the Lionesses 1-0 in Sydney. This time Sarina Wiegman's side will be hoping for a different outcome in Switzerland as they bid to retain their title they won on home turf 2022.
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So, stick with us here on Tom's Guide as we bring you live updates from Basel as England take on Spain.
WE'RE BACK-TO-BACK EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS!! 🏆 pic.twitter.com/c4CsTutoh7July 27, 2025
It's been a record breaking tournament.
England 1 (2)- 1 (1) Spain
Chloe Kelly scores. ENGLAND WIN!
England 1 (2)- 1 (1) Spain
It's another miss. England have a kick to win.
England 1 (2)- 1 (1) Spain
Lionesses captain Leah Williamson misses her spot kick.
England 1 (2)- 1 (1) Spain
Aitana Bonmati misses!
England 1 (2)- 1 (1) Spain
Niamh Charles puts England ahead.
England 1 (1)- 1 (1) Spain
Mariona Caldentey misses. We're all square.
England 1 (1)- 1 (1) Spain
Alex Greenwood scores for England.
England 1 (0)- 1 (1) Spain
Guijarro scores.
England 1 (0)- 1 (0) Spain
Beth Mead has to retake her penalty after slipping, and misses.
England 1 - 1 Spain
England and Spain cannot be separated. We're going to penalties.
Two more minutes, then we're going to penalties.
Grace Clinton replaces an injured Georgia Stanway for England.
Vicky Lopez blazes a shot over, but England are sitting deep and under a lot of pressure.
Spain have replaced Olga Carmona with Leila Ouahabi at leftback.
Niamh Charles, finally, replaces Lucy Bronze.
Spain got behind the England defence thanks to some wonderful passing from Bonmati. The ball fires across goal and Paralluelo just misses. The first half of extra time comes to an end.
Niamh Charles was all ready come on for the Lionesses, but Lucy Bronze has somehow recovered and continues.
Lucy Bronze is down and seemingly in pain.
Lauren Hemp gets booked for a late tackle on Aitana Bonmati.
Extra time is underway.
England 1 - 1 Spain
We're going to extra time...
Lopez gets a chance at goal after some messy England defending, but the shot goes over and wide.
There will be four minutes of time added.
Athenea del Castillo and Esther Gonzalez are replaced by the two youngsters, Vicky Lopez and Salma Paralluelo.
Beth Mead comes on, Ella Toone is off for the Lionesses.
Five minutes to go and we're still no nearer to knowing who is going to take the trophy home.
Lucy Bronze puts her body on the line, blocking a cross and conceding a corner.
Clàudia Pina replaces Alexia Putellas for Spain. Michelle Agyemang comes on for Alessia Russo for England.
Alessia Russo rises to equalise for the Lionesses.
It's been a strong few minutes for England.
Alessia Russo and Lucy Bronze pick up bookings in quick succession.
England 1 - 1 Spain
Alessia Russo gets on the end of a Chloe Kelly cross. The Lionesses are level!
Putellas finds herself in lots of space on the edge of the box, but mishits the shot and it goes wide.
Spain start the second half as they ended the first - Bonmati blasts a shot at Hampton.
England 0 - 1 Spain
We're underway in the second half.
England 0 - 1 Spain
A tough half for the holders.
Things are going from bad to worse for England. Lauren James has sat down injured and is being replaced by Chloe Kelly.
Here's how Mariona Caldentey put Spain ahead.
England 0 - 1 Spain
A brilliant, flowing Spanish move is finished off by a powerful header by Mariona Caldentey. The World Champions take the lead.
Another massive chance for England, as Lauren Hemp pounces in the book. Coll makes the save though.
England 0 - 0 Spain
Big save from Hannah Hampton, who comes out to stop Esther getting a clear shot at goal.
England 0 - 0 Spain
Huge chance for England as Alessia Russo goes through on goal. A good save by the Spainish goalkeeper and Lauren James couldn't get to the rebound.
We're underway in Basel.
Ten minutes until kick-off and an opening ceremony is taking place. Then the action will get underway.
In case you need reminding, here's how the Lionesses won the last Euros final.
Iconic CK moment 🏴#WEURO2025 || @Lionesses pic.twitter.com/byiQyZVBI4July 27, 2025
Every England goal to reach the final
Spain's road to the final
It has been a lot more plain sailing for Spain in comparison. La Roja won all three group games to set up a quarter-final tie against Switzerland where they emerged 2-0 winners.
The semi-final against Germany was slightly more complicated, but they made their domination count with Aitana Bonmati netting in extra time to secure their spot in the final.
England's road to the final
It has been far from plain sailing for Sarina Wiegman's side at EURO 2025. An early defeat against France in the group stage put them on the back foot, but they emerged in second place after defeating Netherlands and Wales.
The quarter-final against Sweden was as nail-biting as could be with two late goals from England sending the tie to extra time. Penalties arrived and of the 14 taken, only five were scored with the Lionesses eventually emerging 3-2 winners.
The semi-final required another comeback and Michelle Agyemang's last minute equalizer took the game to extra time again. This time England would win it across those 30 minutes as Chloe Kelly converted her missed spot kick to send the team to Basel.
Welcome to England vs Spain in the Women's Euro Final!
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Women's Euro Final as England take on Spain in Basel.
Stick with us as we guide you through the streaming options and live updates of the game as Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses looks to avenge the defeat they suffered at the hands of La Roja in the 2023 World Cup.