Two years ago, Spain shocked England in a World Cup final, altering the balance of power. They did not only win; they changed the story. This time, it seems like unfinished business.
Sunday’s UEFA Euro 2025 Final in Basel reunites the two, who are now Europe’s unquestioned top programs. Both are prepared for the final. One of them is about to lose.
How to watch the Euro 2025 final
- Venue: St. Jakob-Park — Basel, Switzerland
- Time: Noon ET, Sunday
- TV: Fox
- Streaming: Fubo (Save $20)
Matches can also be streamed on the Fox Sports app, Disney+ and ViX.
Spain is the reigning World Cup champions. England are the defending European champions. Both needed 120 minutes to get out of their semifinal matches.
Spain defeated Germany 1-0 in extra time, with Aitana Bonmatí once again leading the way. She scored the winner and controlled the midfield with the hidden dominance that has become her signature. Spain concluded with around 70% possession and almost 700 passes. There is no flash or waste—just the match on their terms. Alexia Putellas and her team moved between lines, reshaping the midfield and closing down lanes before Germany could find them.
For England, the bench once again changed the game. After falling behind Italy late, 19-year-old Michelle Agyemang equalized in stoppage time, and Chloe Kelly scored the winner in the 119th minute. Sarina Wiegman made modifications and was deliberate about substitutes. Lauren James left at halftime. Ella Toone orchestrated, Kelly finished, and the midfield held together just enough.
Spain will strive to widen and heighten England’s shape before dominating the game with the ball. England will need to stop the flow early and score on the break. Don’t expect a large margin.
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