UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Final: Spain-England In Blockbuster Title
These nations met in the 2023 World Cup final where Spain was crowned world champions for the first time. Now England will get a shot at revenge and attempt to secure a consecutive Euro title. Follow along for the top moments and highlights:
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