Football fans across Europe are gearing up for the much-anticipated UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 Final between England and Spain, set to take place on Sunday, 27 July 2025, at 18:00 CET. The final will be held at St. Jakob-Park in Basel, Switzerland, and millions are expected to tune in to see two of the world’s best women’s teams compete for the European crown. If you’re wondering where and how to watch the match from your country, here’s your complete guide.

United Kingdom

Viewers in the UK will be spoiled for choice as both BBC One and ITV1 will air the match live. In Scotland, the game will also be available on STV. For those who prefer to stream, options include BBC iPlayer, ITVX, and STV Player. Coverage starts early, with pre-match build-up from around 3:30 PM BST, so fans can enjoy analysis and commentary before kick-off at 5:00 PM BST.

Spain

Spanish fans can catch the action on La 1 (TVE) and Teledeporte, with online streaming available via RTVE Play. Coverage begins ahead of the 18:00 CET kick-off, which is 5:00 PM local time in Spain.

Germany

Germany will broadcast the final on public channels ARD and ZDF, both offering extensive live coverage. Streaming is available via DAZN, which holds a sublicence from ARD/ZDF. German fans can watch the match starting at 18:00 CET.

Austria and Belgium

Austrian viewers can tune into ORF ON, the national broadcaster. In Belgium, fans can watch the match through RTBF (Francophone), Sporza, and VRT Max (Flemish). Online access is provided via RTBF Auvio and VRT Max.

Central and Eastern Europe

In Croatia, the final will be available on HRTi, the national broadcaster’s streaming service. Czechia will air the match on CT Sport, while Cyprus will carry it via CyBC. Bosnia & Herzegovina offers the game through BHT1, and Bulgaria on BNT 3.

Other Countries

UEFA has secured widespread European coverage through national broadcasters in nearly every country. From France Télévisions in France to RTSH Sport in Albania, fans across the continent can enjoy live access. UEFA’s official website has a full country-by-country breakdown for those in less commonly covered regions.

With the eyes of the football world fixed on Basel, this final promises high drama, skill, and passion. Whether you’re supporting the Lionesses or La Roja, there’s no shortage of ways to catch the action live. Make sure to check your local listings for exact times and channels, and get ready for what could be a historic night in women’s football.

Who will lift the trophy? Tune in on Sunday to find out!