France, Italy, Belgium and Iceland are all aiming to become champions of Europe for the first time this summer when Women's Euro 2022 gets underway in England.
Those nations are dreaming of reaching the final on July 31 and playing in front of up to 90,000 spectators at Wembley. But they must find a way out of Group D first, with all six fixtures taking place at the Academy Stadium in Manchester and the New York Stadium in Rotherham.
Can any of them reach the showpiece event? Here, Mirror Football takes a look at France, Italy, Belgium and Iceland - analysing their squads, coaches, form, past achievements and chances - ahead of Group D's opening game on July 10.