US EditionSwiss boss: Spain QF biggest challenge of career
BERN, SWITZERLAND, JUL 17 – Defending world champions Spain enter as favorites after scoring 14 goals in group play while host Switzerland aims to leverage home support and tactical discipline.
- Switzerland faces Spain in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 quarter-final on 18 July 2025 in Bern for a place in the semi-finals.
- Switzerland reached this stage for the first time after a last-minute equaliser secured their progression from the group stage, while Spain dominated their group with three wins.
- Spain has outscored Switzerland 25-8 in six meetings and is favored by two and a half goals, but Swiss coach Pia Sundhage called this her toughest managerial challenge.
- Sundhage expressed confidence saying, “Anything is possible,” and highlighted the motivational impact of sharing stories about Switzerland’s 2010 men's World Cup win over Spain.
- The match marks a significant test for Switzerland, whose home crowd support and Sundhage’s leadership aim to overcome the reigning world champions and advance further in the tournament.
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Pia Sundhage's Switzerland held on for 66 minutes. Then Spain struck with a double dream goal – and secured a place in the European Championship semi-finals.
Hosts Switzerland will face reigning world champions Spain in the third quarter-final of the European Women's Football Championship. The live broadcast on ETV2 and ERR's sports portal will start at 21:35. Commentators will be Tarmo Tiisler and Maria Sootak, and the studio will be led by Aet Süvari.
EM host Switzerland is now in the quarter-finals with world champion and tournament favourite Spain. We report live (ticker below). Current match score: 1:0 for Spain. Here is the live ticker:In the team plagued by a cold wave – five players showed mild symptoms – exceptional talent Sydney Schertenbeib is supposed to lead Switzerland to a new miracle from Bern. "Blick" headlined already before the Football-EM: "Nati-Juwel Schertenbeib makes us d…
Almost everything speaks for Spain before the match on Friday evening in Bern (21 o'clock): the past, the present, the experience, the statistics, the performance level. The Swiss footballers hope for the momentum.
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