How to Watch UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in India and Abroad?

The biggest women’s football tournament in Europe is almost here! UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 kicks off July 2nd in Switzerland, promising 25 days of thrilling football action. Here’s your complete guide to watching every moment of this historic tournament.

Quick Tournament Overview

How to Watch UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in India and Abroad?

FanCode is the exclusive streaming partner of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in India and Indian Sub-Continent. You can catch all the live action here.

List of streaming partners of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 from across the globe.

Europe

• Albania: RTSH Sport
• Andorra: RTVE PLAY, TF1, France Televisions
• Armenia: First Channel of Public TV Company of Armenia
• Austria: ORF ON
• Belgium: RTBF Tipik & Auvio, Sporza and VRT Max
• Bosnia and Herzegovina: BHT1 & HD BHT1
• Bulgaria: BNT 3
• Croatia: HRTi
• Cyprus: CyBC
• Czechia: CT Sport
• Denmark: Viaplay
• Estonia: ERR
• Finland: Yle Areena
• France: TF1, France Televisions
• Georgia: Channel 1
• Germany: Das Erste, Sportstudio 
• Greece: ERT
• Hungary: M4 Sport Online
• Iceland: RÚV / RÚV 2
• Israel: sport1
• Italy: RAI PLAY
• Kosovo: RTK1
• Latvia: LTV7
• Liechtenstein: Play RSI – Sport-Livestreams
• Lithuania: LRT
• Luxembourg: RTBF Tipik & Auvio, Sporza and VRT Max
• Malta: TVMSPORT
• Moldova: TVR
• Monaco: TF1, France Televisions
• Montenegro: RCTG
• Netherlands: NPO1
• North Macedonia: MRT
• Norway: NRK, TV 2 Play
• Poland: TVP Sport
• Portugal: RTP1 + RTP2 
• Republic of Ireland: RTÉ
• Romania: TVR
• San Marino: RAI PLAY
• Serbia: RTS Serbia
• Slovakia: STVR
• Slovenia: TV Slovenija 2
• Spain: RTVE PLAY
• Sweden: SVT, Viaplay.se
• Switzerland: Play SRF – Sport-Livestreams, Play RTS – Sport Livestreams, Play RSI – Sport-Livestreams
• Türkiye: TRT SPOR
• Ukraine: Megogo
• United Kingdom: BBC1, BBC2, BBC iPlayer, ITV, ITV4, ITVX, S4C
• Vatican City: RAI PLAY

Rest of the world

• Afghanistan: FanCode 
• Algeria: bein connect 
• Angola: DStv Stream
• Argentina: Disney+ 
• Australia: Optus Sport 
• Bahrain: bein connect 
• Bangladesh: FanCode 
• Belize: Disney+ 
• Benin: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Bhutan: FanCode
• Bolivia: Disney+ 
• Botswana: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream 
• Brazil: Livemode Brazil 
• Burkina Faso: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Burundi: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Cameroon: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Canada: TSN
• Cape Verde: DStv Stream 
• Central African Republic: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Chad: bein connect, DStv Stream, New World Sport
• Chile: Disney+ 
• Colombia: Disney+ 
• Comoros: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Congo Republic: DStv Stream, New World Sport
• Costa Rica: Disney+ 
• Democratic Republic of Congo: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Djibouti: bein connect, DStv Stream, New World Sport
• Dominican Republic: Disney+ 
• Ecuador: Disney+ 
• Egypt: bein connect 
• El Salvador: Disney+ 
• Equatorial Guinea: DStv Stream 
• Eritrea: DStv Stream 
• Ethiopia: DStv Stream 
• French Guyana: Disney+, TF1, France Televisions
• French overseas territories (including French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis & Futuna, Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Barts, St. Martin, St. Pierre & Miquelon, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Mayotte, Réunion): TF1, France Televisions
• Gabon: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Gambia: DStv Stream 
• Ghana: DStv Stream, SportyTV 
• Guatemala: Disney+  
• Guinea: DStv Stream 
• Guinea-Bissau: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Guyana: Disney+
• Honduras: Disney+ 
• Hong Kong SAR: Hoy 
• India & Indian Sub-Continent: FanCode 
• Iran: bein connect 
• Iraq: bein connect 
• Ivory Coast: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Jordan: bein connect 
• Kenya: Azam SPORTS, SportyTV 
• Korea Republic: SPOTV NOW
• Kuwait: bein connect 
• Lebanon: bein connect 
• Lesotho: DStv Stream 
• Liberia: DStv Stream 
• Libya: bein connect
• Madagascar: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Malawi: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream 
• Maldives: FanCode
• Mali: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Mauritania: bein connect, DStv Stream, New World Sport
• Mauritius: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Mexico: Disney+
• Morocco: bein connect 
• Mozambique: DStv Stream 
• Namibia: DStv Stream 
• Nepal: FanCode 
• Nicaragua: Disney+
• Niger: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Nigeria: DStv Stream, SportyTV 
• Oman: bein connect 
• Pakistan: FanCode 
• Palestine (Gaza strip & West Bank): bein connect 
• Panama: Disney+ 
• Paraguay: Disney+ 
• Peru: Disney+ 
• Qatar: bein connect 
• Rwanda: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Sao Tome and Principe: DStv Stream 
• Saudi Arabia: bein connect 
• Senegal: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Seychelles: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Sierra Leone: DStv Stream 
• Somalia: bein connect, DStv Stream 
• South Africa: DStv Stream, SportyTV 
• South Sudan: bein connect 
• Sri Lanka: FanCode
• St Helena and Ascension: DStv Stream 
• Sudan: bein connect 
• Suriname: Disney+ 
• Syria: bein connect 
• Tanzania: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream 
• Togo: DStv Stream, New World Sport 
• Tunisia: bein connect 
• Uganda: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream 
• United Arab Emirates: bein connect 
• United States of America: Disney+ 
• United States (including American Samoa, Guam, Mariana Islands, Midway, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, United States of America): FOX Sports, ViX
• Uruguay: Disney+ 
• Venezuela: Disney+
• Yemen: bein connect 
• Zambia: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream 
• Zimbabwe: Azam SPORTS, DStv Stream

• In-flight/in-ship: Sport 24

Tournament Format & Schedule

Group Stage (July 2-13)

The 16-team tournament will be played in four groups of four, with the top two in each section progressing to the knockout phase

• Group A: Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Finland
• Group B: Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy
• Group C: Germany, Poland, Denmark, Sweden
• Group D: France, England, Wales, Netherlands

Knockout Phase

• Quarterfinals: July 16-19
• Semifinals: July 22-23
• Final: July 27 at St. Jakob-Park, Basel

Key Matchups to Watch

Opening Day Drama (July 2):

• Iceland vs Finland (12:00 PM ET)
• Switzerland vs Norway (3:00 PM ET)

Must-See Clashes:

• Spain vs Portugal (July 3) – World champions vs rising stars
• Denmark vs Sweden (July 4) – Nordic rivalry
• France vs England (July 5) – Defending champions face hosts

Tournament Venues & Cities

UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 will take place across eight stadiums in Switzerland with a combined capacity of over 175,000

Major Venues:

1. St. Jakob-Park, Basel – Final venue, 38,512 capacity
2. Stadion Wankdorf, Bern – 31,783 capacity
3. Stade de Genève – Semifinals venue
4. Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich – 26,104 capacity

Teams to Watch

Defending Champions: England

Led by captain Leah Williamson, England seeks to repeat their historic 2022 triumph.

World Champions: Spain

Spain will have a host of stars including Ballon d’Or winners Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas

Host Nation: Switzerland

Switzerland midfielder Lia Wälti will captain her side on home soil

Dark Horses

• Germany: 8-time European champions
• France: Still seeking first Euro title
• Netherlands: 2017 champions

How to Get Tickets

Around 700,000 tickets will be available for the finals, with more tickets released in February 2025.

Ticket Information:

• Available at womenseuro.com
• Prices vary by venue and match importance
• Final tickets are premium-priced

Travel Benefits for Fans

On match days, ticket holders can travel for free on public transport throughout Switzerland – an incredible bonus for international visitors!

Tournament Innovations

Technology:

• KONEKTIS official match ball features adidas Connected Ball Technology for faster VAR decisions

Mascot:

• Maddli, the Saint Bernard puppy, inspired by Switzerland’s first licensed female footballer

Why This Tournament Matters

The tournament aims to drive positive change by engaging Switzerland in conversations around women’s football, representation and equal opportunity

The legacy extends beyond football, promoting sustainable change at both grassroots and elite levels across Europe.

Don’t Miss Out! Mark your calendars for July 2nd when the beautiful game takes center stage in the breathtaking Swiss Alps. From world champions Spain to defending champions England, the stage is set for an unforgettable month of women’s football.

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