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Euro 2025 final: England and Spain meet again, but how have each changed since 2023 World Cup final?

England enter the final after two extra-time knockout matches -- a quarterfinal penalty kick shootout against Sweden, and an extra-time victory against Italy in the semifinal, with sparks off the ben...

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Euro 2025 final: Recap England and Spain news conferences before Sunday's final

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Euro 2025 semi-final recap as England and Spain prepare to fight for glory

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Girls to operate remote robot at Women's Euro final

Three girls from a youth football club will remotely operate a robot inside the UEFA Women's Euro final on Sunday.

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England vs. Spain Prediction, Odds, Lines - UEFA Women's Euro 2025

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Spain's Bonmati keen to add Euro crown to glittering medal haul

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England vs. Spain: How to watch the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Final

Spain, who defeated Germany 1-0 in the semifinals, is making their first appearance in a UEFA Women's Euro final.

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Euro 2025 (F): Stéphanie Frappart appointed to referee the final

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Why England and Spain’s unique rivalry goes beyond the Euro 2025 final

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England captain Leah Williamson delivers powerful message ahead of Euro 2025 final

Williamson spoke of England’s Euro 2025 legacy as the Lionesses look to defend their title against world champions Spain in Basel

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Euro 2025: Wiegman is England's best-ever manager. How has she done it?

At Euro 2025, Sarina Wiegman has reached her fifth final in as many tournaments: two with Netherlands and now three for England. What's her secret?

Euro 2025 semifinals: England reaches final on controversial extra-time penalty goal vs. Italy

England is currently gunning for its second straight Women's Euro title, having won the 2022 tournament with another pair of extra-time wins. If Germany advances on Wednesday, it will be the same pair of teams in the final as well, but clearly nothing is going to be predictable given how some of these teams are playing.