The road to UEFA Women's Euro 2025 is about to begin as Switzerland has beaten France, Poland and a joint bid from Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden to host the competition in two years time.
The 2021 tournament, which took place last summer, was hosted by eventual winners England at stadiums across the country including Old Trafford, Brighton's Amex Stadium and Wembley. The Lionesses will hope to retain their title in 2025 and the host country has now been announced following a UEFA Executive Committee meeting in Lisbon on Tuesday.
In September last year, the Swiss Football Association confirmed their bid to host the tournament with Basel, Bern, Geneva, Lucerne, Lausanne, Zurich, Thun, St. Gallen and Sion named as candidate cities. This will be the first ever UEFA Women's Euro to be hosted in the country.
