European Championships are back in England as the 2022 Women's Euros takes centre stage after last year's rescheduled Men's Pan-European tournament. The Lionesses are looking to make home advantage count as Sarina Wiegman eyes history after leading Holland to glory, four years ago.
The holders are among the outsiders for the latest edition of the competition. Spain and the hosts are the favourites and second favourites respectively with record-winners Germany priced at 7-1.
Arsenal's Leah Williamson is set to lead the Lionesses out in the opening match against Austria on July 6 at Old Trafford. Sixteen nations will be across the country as Manchester, London, Brighton, Southampton, Milton Keynes and Sheffield will host the matches.