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Italy is one win away from reaching the final of the Women’s European Championship, but just three years ago its players couldn’t even get professional contracts in their own country.
The UEFA European Women's Championship, also known as the UEFA Women's Euro, is Europe's premier women's national team tournament. Founded in 1982 and first played in 1984, the competition features 16 national teams competing for prize money, bragging rights and one of the most iconic trophies in the sport. The event returned to its regular four-year cycle in 2025. Germany has dominated the tournament, winning a record eight championships, including six straight from 1995 to 2013.
GENEVA — Italy celebrated their quarterfinal win over Norway like they had won Euro 2025 itself. The late 2-1 win last Wednesday saw the fans and team party into the night as veteran striker Cristiana Girelli — likely at her last tournament at age 35 — netted both goals to see them through to their first semifinal since 1997.
Four teams are left standing in the UEFA 2025 Women's Euros. That means two juicy semifinal matches this week before Sunday's grand finale.
There is one thing standing in the way of England reaching a third straight major final – Italy.
GENEVA :Italy scraped through the group stage and needed a last-minute goal to beat Norway in the last eight, but coach Andrea Soncin believes his side have what it takes to beat reigning champions England in their Women's Euro 2025 semi-final on Tuesday.
Sweden's Oliver Solberg claimed a stunning maiden World Rally Championship (WRC) victory at Rally Estonia on Sunday, nearly 20 years after his father Petter Solberg won the last of his 13 WRC races.
A year ago, Oscar Bobb was about to embark on a pre-season that would propel him from a promising Manchester City youngster to a player inked in to start the season in Pep Guardiola's first team.