How to Watch UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Live From Anywhere

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UEFA Women's EURO 2025 is taking place in Switzerland beginning July 2 and lasting through July 27. This will be the 14th time this competition has taken place, with England's Three Lionesses representing the current title holders. With UEFA Women's EURO 2025 tickets being a hot item throughout Europe, watching the tournament on television and through web streams will get you as close to the action as possible without booking a flight to Zurich. Now, it's time to learn where to watch UEFA Women's EURO 2025 if you don't have cable.

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For the first time ever, FOX will air Women's EURO 2025 matches over broadcast television on their FOX broadcast channel, with additional matches being aired on their FS1 and FS2 sports network channels. These matches are part of FOX's "Summer of Soccer" coverage. 

In addition to being broadcast on air with FOX, Disney+ will be the exclusive English language streaming partner in the United States with Vix being assigned Spanish language broadcasts throughout the tournament.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on DIRECTV STREAM

You can watch FOX with DIRECTV STREAM's Entertainment Plan — and good news, it's the best bang for your buck with the most FOX channels. Starting with 90+ channels, unlimited DVR, and FOX essentials like FS1, it has everything you need for just $84.99/month. You can also choose a Genre Pack: MySports (20+ channels plus ESPN+) for $69.99/month, or MyNews (9+ news channels including FOX) for $39.99/month. Keep in mind prices may vary depending on location.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on Fubo

You can stream FOX with Fubo's Pro Plan, which costs $84.99/month and comes packed with over 215 channels. Along with FOX, you'll also get FS1, Fox Business Network, Fox News Channel, and more FOX-related networks. It's a solid choice for keeping up with all your international football action year-round.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on Hulu + Live TV

You can watch FOX on Hulu + Live TV, along with channels like ESPN, TBS, and MLB Network — perfect for catching national games. Plans start at $82.99/month and include Disney+ and ESPN+ for even more sports and shows. Want more coverage? Add the Sports Add-on for $9.99/month to unlock NFL RedZone, MLB Strike Zone, and more. Unlimited DVR lets you record and rewatch games whenever you want.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on Sling TV

Sling's Blue Plan is another easy way to watch FOX without cable. It costs $50.99/month (or $25.50 for your first month) and includes FOX, FS1, FOX Business Network, and more. You'll get over 45 channels in total, plus the ability to stream on up to three devices at once — perfect for juggling games, news, and shows all at the same time. Sling's prices can vary and they often launch new offers, so be sure to check their site for the most up-to-date pricing.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on Disney+

Disney+ is the streaming home for entertainment from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and more. From exclusive original content to the classic stories you know and love, Disney+ gives you access to thousands of titles for a high-quality viewing experience. Plans start at $9.99/month for basic service with ads, $16.99 for premium service without ads and the ability to stream on multiple devices at once. There are also multiple bundle options where you can include Disney+ with Hulu, ESPN+ and/or HBO Max for prices starting from $16.99/month up to $29.99 for ad-free viewing.

How to Watch the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 from anywhere with a VPN

Trying to keep up with basketball, football, or exclusive FOX or Disney+ content while you're traveling or outside your home region? A VPN can make all the difference. By masking your location and connecting you to a server in another country, a VPN helps unlock Disney+ streams that might otherwise be restricted where you are — no geo-blocks, no interruptions.

If speed and reliability are a must, ExpressVPN is a solid choice, starting at $8.32/month and backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Want to save a little cash? Private Internet Access offers dependable service for just $2/month. You can also go with NordVPN, which is fast, user-friendly, and often heavily discounted (we're talking up to 76% off). No matter where you're tuning in from, a VPN helps make sure your streaming services — from championship matches to behind-the-scenes docs — are always within reach.

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UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Match Schedule and Group Previews

Group A

All teams listed with current FIFA ranking

• Finland (26)
• Iceland (14)
• Norway (16)
• Switzerland (23)

Host nation Switzerland kicks off the tournament in group A with Iceland, Finland and Norway rounding out the group. Switzerland  and its superstar Alisha Lehmann will have a difficult time making it out of a group full of strong sides. Iceland, led by Sveindis Jane Jónsdóttir and a squad full of European club pedigree are favorites to win the group. Second place should be Norway's with legendary striker Ada Hegerberg sitting only one goal away from her 50th for her country and a top 5 player in the world in Caroline Graham Hansen, a forward who plays for Barcelona during club season. Finland will look to upset the balance in captain Linda Sällström's likely final EURO, after over 150 caps for her country.

Schedule (all times in EST)

Match Day 1 - Wednesday, July 2

• Iceland vs Finland - 12:00
• Switzerland vs Norway - 15:00

Match Day 2 - Sunday, July 6

• Norway vs Finland - 12:00
• Switzerland vs Iceland - 15:00

Match Day 3 - Thursday, July 10

• Finland vs Switzerland - 15:00
• Norway vs Iceland - 15:00

Group B

• Belgium (20)
• Spain (2)
• Italy (13)
• Portugal (22)

Group B sees powerhouse and defending World Cup champion Spain taking on a group with traditional men's powers Italy, Portugal and Belgium - three up and coming nations in the Women's game. Spain enters the tournament in top form, boasting a star-studded lineup that includes Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas, team captain Irene Paredes, and current Ballon d'Or favorite Mariona Caldentey - all set to take the field for La Roja. This squad should easily advance in a group of familiar foes. Between the remaining three teams, Italy could be the favorite, but it could be any of them finishing runner up to Spain, especially if any of them can secure a result against the World Champions.

Match Day 1 - Thursday, July 3

• Belgium vs Italy - 12:00
• Spain vs Portugal - 15:00

Match Day 2 - Monday, July 7

• Spain vs Belgium - 12:00
• Portugal vs Italy - 15:00

Match Day 3 - Friday, July 11

• Italy vs Spain - 15:00
• Portugal vs Belgium - 15:00

Group C

• Denmark (12)
• Germany (3)
• Poland (27)
• Sweden (6)

This tournament's "Group of Death" sees three of the world's top 12 teams battling for two spots in the knockout round. Germany looks to maintain their pre-tournament form with a good mix of youth and experience in front of one of the world's finest keepers, Ann-Katrin Berger. Sweden will be Germany's main competition and both sides will have a level of familiarity with both squads including FC Bayern Munich players. Sweden will look to rely on former Arsenal teammates Lina Hurtig and Stina Blackstenius along with Barcelona playmaker Fridolina Rolfö to put the ball in the back of the net for the 6th ranked Swedish side. Denmark will look to play spoiler in the very tough group with the legendary Pernille Harder. Poland has a tough task to get points in this group, but stellar striker and captain Ewa Pajor will look to take her Barcelona form into the tournament and hope for an upset on the back of their defensive solidity.

Match Day 1 - Friday, July 4

• Denmark vs Sweden - 12:00
• Germany vs Poland - 15:00

Match Day 2 - Tuesday, July 8

• Germany vs Denmark - 12:00
• Poland vs Sweden - 15:00

Match Day 3 - Saturday, July 12

• Sweden vs Germany - 15:00
• Poland vs Denmark - 15:00

Group D

• England (5 - Holders)
• France (10)
• Netherlands (11)
• Wales (30)

Group D is arguably the tightest race in UEFA Women's Euro 2025, with England, France, and the Netherlands all boasting top-tier talent and tournament pedigree. Wales, making their major tournament debut, will look to disrupt the hierarchy. Defending champions England return most of their 2022 squad, but will miss goalkeeper Mary Earps, with Chelsea's Hannah Hampton stepping into the spotlight. France field a youthful side under new manager Laurent Bonadei, notably leaving out record scorer Eugénie Le Sommer, while leaning on rising stars like Marie-Antoinette Oda Katoto and Sakina Karchaoui. The Netherlands rely on elite forward Vivianne Miedema, just shy of her 100th international goal, to lead a talented yet inconsistent squad. Wales, led by Jess Fishlock and Sophie Ingle, will hope their experience and resilience can fuel a surprise.

Match Day 1 - Saturday, July 5

• Wales vs Netherlands - 12:00
• France vs England - 15:00

Match Day 2 - Wednesday, July 9

• England vs Netherlands - 12:00
• France vs Wales - 15:00

Match Day 3 - Sunday, July 13

• Netherlands vs France - 15:00
• England vs Wales - 15:00

Knockout Schedule

Quarter-Finals

Wednesday, July 16

QF1 - Winner Group A vs Runner-Up Group B - 15:00

Thursday, July 17

QF2 - Winner Group C vs Runner-Up Group D - 15:00

Friday, July 18

QF3 - Winner Group B vs Runner-Up Group A - 15:00

Saturday, July 19

QF4 - Winner Group D vs Runner-Up Group C - 15:00

Semi-Finals

Tuesday, July 22

SF1 - Winner QF2 vs Winner QF1 - 15:00

Wednesday, July 23

SF2 - Winner QF4 vs Winner QF3 - 15:00

Finals

Sunday, July 27

Winner SF2 vs Winner SF1 - 12:00

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