Finland vs Switzerland LIVE streaming info, Women's Euro 2025: When and where to watch around the world?
Both sides come into the match having won once and lost once in the group thus far. Both sides have beaten Iceland, and lost to group leaders Norway.
When and where will the Finland vs Switzerland Women's Euro 2025 match kick-off?
The match between Finland and Switzerland will kick off at 12:30AM IST on July 11, at the Stade de Geneva, Geneva.
Where to watch the match in India?
Finland vs Switzerland will be available for streaming in India on FanCode.
Where to watch the match in Finland?
The match will be available to stream in Finland on Yle Areena.
Where to watch the match in Switzerland?
Viewers in Switzerland can watch the match on Play SRF - Sport-Livestreams, Play RTS - Sport Livestreams, and Play RSI - Sport-Livestreams
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