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Women's Euros Latest Odds: Who are the favourites to win Euro 2025? England, Spain and Germany latest odds
Women's Euros Latest Odds: Who are the favourites to win Euro 2025? England, Spain and Germany latest odds

Scotsman

time5 days ago

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Women's Euros Latest Odds: Who are the favourites to win Euro 2025? England, Spain and Germany latest odds

The UEFA Women's Euros 2025 is now well underway in Switzerland, with England and Italy booking their place in the semi-finals of the competition earlier this week. Reigning champions England had a stuttering start against Sweden in the last eight, going 2-0 down in the first-half, but dragged themselves back into the game via goals from Lucy Bronze and Michelle Agyemang in the last 11 minutes of the game before winning the game via a dramatic penalty shootout. They'll face Italy in the semi-finals. World Cup winners Spain have ensured their pre-tournament tag of favourites has not been unjustified, soaring through the group stages with three wins, scoring an astonishing 14 goals in the process, while France have proven their are a team to keep a close eye on after winning the 'group of death' comfortably, ahead of England and the Netherlands. But who are the favourites to win the UEFA Women's Euros this summer? Here are the latest odds for the Women's Euros 2025 - including England, Spain and Germany*. *All odds are offered by PaddyPower and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly. 1 . Switzerland - 175/1 The host nation are rank outsiders to win the tournament after sneaking into the knockouts via a last minute winner against Finland. | AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales 2 . Italy - 20/1 Viewed as many people's dark horses, the Italians have made it the semi-finals for the first time since 1997 after defeating Norway 2-1 in the last eight. Can they go all the way, though? | Getty Images Photo Sales 3 . Germany - 14/1 Despite their 4-1 humbling from Sweden, Germany still stand a strong chance of winning the tournament, according to the bookies. They've done it eight times before, so they certainly know how to do it, too. | Getty Images Photo Sales 4 . France - 15/2 They've never won it before, but France look the real deal, topping a group that included the last two winners of the competition, and winning three from three in Group D. They are third favourites to lift the Women's Euro trophy. | AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales

Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated
Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

Scotsman

time08-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Scotsman

Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

In a matter of days, the highly-anticipated Women's European Championships gets underway in Switzerland, with the first game scheduled to begin on on Wednesday 2 July. Kicking off in Thun, Iceland and Finland will begin the tournament in Group A, with the opening game taking game at Stockhorn Arena. England Lionesses are the reigning champions, having won the tournament on home soil in 2022 with a 2-1 win over Germany, but were beaten finalists in the World Cup final two years ago, where they were defeated by Spain. Netherlands lifted the trophy in 2017, can they repeat the trick eight years later? Or could football powerhouses Germany return to the top table of women's football and make up for their defeat in the final three years ago? Here are the latest odds for the Women's Euros 2025 - including England, Spain, Germany and more*. *All odds are offered by SkyBet and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly. 1 . Wales - 150/1 Taking part in their first major tournament in history, Wales are huge outsiders to win the tournament. They have an extremely difficult group to navigate, too. | Getty Images Photo Sales 2 . Switzerland - 28/1 The home nation are outsiders to win the tournament, with odds of 28/1. Switzerland have never made it past the group stages of the tournament. | Getty Images Photo Sales 3 . Norway - 25/1 A former women's football powerhouse, Norway still have a number of world class players but are seen an outsiders to win the competition at 25/1. They have won the tournament twice, in 1987 and 1993. | NTB/AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales 4 . Denmark - 25/1 Runners-up in 2017, they lost the final to the Netherlands. Can they make the final - but win it this time? At 25/1, the bookies don't rate their chances highly. | Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Ima Photo Sales

Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated
Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

Scotsman

time29-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Scotsman

Womens Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win the tournament? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

In a matter of days, the highly-anticipated Women's European Championships gets underway in Switzerland, with the first game scheduled to begin on on Wednesday 2 July. Kicking off in Thun, Iceland and Finland will begin the tournament in Group A, with the opening game taking game at Stockhorn Arena. England Lionesses are the reigning champions, having won the tournament on home soil in 2022 with a 2-1 win over Germany, but were beaten finalists in the World Cup final two years ago, where they were defeated by Spain. Netherlands lifted the trophy in 2017, can they repeat the trick eight years later? Or could football powerhouses Germany return to the top table of women's football and make up for their defeat in the final three years ago? Here are the latest odds for the Women's Euros 2025 - including England, Spain, Germany and more*. *All odds are offered by SkyBet and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly. 1 . Wales - 150/1 Taking part in their first major tournament in history, Wales are huge outsiders to win the tournament. They have an extremely difficult group to navigate, too. | Getty Images Photo Sales 2 . Switzerland - 28/1 The home nation are outsiders to win the tournament, with odds of 28/1. Switzerland have never made it past the group stages of the tournament. | Getty Images Photo Sales 3 . Norway - 25/1 A former women's football powerhouse, Norway still have a number of world class players but are seen an outsiders to win the competition at 25/1. They have won the tournament twice, in 1987 and 1993. | NTB/AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales 4 . Denmark - 25/1 Runners-up in 2017, they lost the final to the Netherlands. Can they make the final - but win it this time? At 25/1, the bookies don't rate their chances highly. | Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Ima Photo Sales

Women's Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win? England, Spain and Germany chances rated
Women's Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

Scotsman

time16-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Scotsman

Women's Euros 2025 Odds: Who are the favourites to win? England, Spain and Germany chances rated

It is now less than a month until the highly-anticipated Women's European Championships gets underway, with the first game set to take place on Wednesday 2 July. Taking place in Switzerland, the competition kicks off in Thun, with Iceland and Finland facing each other in Group A's opening game at Stockhorn Arena. England Lionesses are the reigning champions, having won the tournament on home soil in 2022 with a 2-1 win over Germany, but were beaten finalists in the World Cup final two years ago, where they were defeated by Spain. Netherlands lifted the trophy in 2017, can they repeat the trick eight years later? Or could football powerhouses Germany return to the top table of women's football and make up for their defeat in the final three years ago? Here are the latest odds for the Women's Euros 2025 - including England, Spain, Germany and more*. *All odds are offered by SkyBet and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly. 1 . Switzerland - 28/1 The home nation are outsiders to win the tournament, with odds of 28/1. Switzerland have never made it past the group stages of the tournament. | Getty Images Photo Sales 2 . Norway - 25/1 A former women's football powerhouse, Norway still have a number of world class players but are seen an outsiders to win the competition at 25/1. They have won the tournament twice, in 1987 and 1993. | NTB/AFP via Getty Images Photo Sales 3 . Denmark - 25/1 Runners-up in 2017, they lost the final to the Netherlands. Can they make the final - but win it this time? At 25/1, the bookies don't rate their chances highly. | Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Ima Photo Sales 4 . Italy - 25/1 The Italians are growing with each tournament, but are not expected to make the latter stages this summer with odds of 25/1. Beaten finalists in 1993, they have made the semi-finals 1984, 1987, 1989 and 1997. | TT NEWS AGENCY/AFP via Getty Ima Photo Sales

Tina Turner: remembering the legacy of the music titan two years after her death in photos
Tina Turner: remembering the legacy of the music titan two years after her death in photos

Scotsman

time26-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Scotsman

Tina Turner: remembering the legacy of the music titan two years after her death in photos

Today (May 24 2025) marks the second anniversary of the passing of one of music's most enduring and endearing performers – the late Tina Turner. From her early years performing as part of the Ike Turner Revue, performing alongside her soon-to-be husband, there was always something special and unique about the singer. She would go on to have a 50-year career in music, becoming a household name in the 1980s with memorable tracks such as The Best and Private Dancer becoming mainstays of both radio and music television. She would also become one of the revered performers to sing a Bond Theme, offering her services to the first Pierce Brosnan 007 film, Goldeneye, in 1995 – a theme that, in this writer's opinion, holds its own against classics sung by Dame Shirley Bassey. Turner officially retired from music in 2009, celebrating her 50 years of performing with a world tour simply titled Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour. Join us in celebrating the life of Tina Turner with our photo gallery of the singer through the years, from candid moments off stage to memorable occasions she shared the limelight with the likes of Mick Jagger, Elton John, and the late, great David Bowie. 1 . NEW YORK - 1969: Tina Turner performs during a concert at Central Park in 1969 in Manhattan, New York. Walter Iooss Jr./Getty Images Photo Sales 2 . NEW YORK - 1969: Tina Turner performs during a concert at Madison Square Garden on November 28, 1969 in New York City, New York. Walter Iooss Jr./Getty Images Photo Sales 3 . NEW YORK - 1969: Tina Turner performs during a concert at Central Park in 1969 in Manhattan, New York. Walter Iooss Jr./Getty Images Photo Sales 4 . American singer Tina Turner on stage at Wembley Arena, London, March 1985. Graham Wiltshire/Photo Sales

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