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• On 4 July 2025, Martin Ho was announced as Tottenham Hotspur Women’s new head coach, signing a deal through 2028.
• Ho replaces Robert Vilahamn, who departed on 8 June 2025 following Tottenham’s unsuccessfull season.

Learn more here.

On the third day of the European Championship, Sweden will face Denmark. They will have the chance to avenge their 6-1 and 5-1 defeats in the Nations League, where Sweden beat their Nordic neighbors twice. Newcomers to the competition, Poland, will face Germany. They will have a very difficult task, as Germany is historically the most successful team in the Euro. Which players to focus on?

Denmark - Pernille Harder

Once the most expensive player in the world, a Ballon d'Or nominee, and captain of the Danish team, she is known for her incredible goal-scoring instinct. She has been very successful at club level, with every team she has played for over the last ten seasons winning the title. What's more, she will be playing against her fiancée Magdalena Eriksson, who plays for Sweden.

Sweden - Stina Blackstenius

Who else but the heroine of this year's Champions League final? In the last match between Sweden and Denmark, which took place a month ago in Stockholm, she scored a hat trick against Denmark. Blackstenius also made her mark a few days ago against Norway. Blackstenius is proving that those who doubted her were wrong.

Poland - Ewa Pajor

With 25 goals, Ewa Pajor is the top scorer of the last season in League F. Not Bonmatí, not Putellas, but Pajor from Poland. She is the first player ever to score a hat trick in the women's El Clásico. She also played a major role in Poland's participation in the European Championship, helping the team advance in the playoffs.

Germany - Ena Mahmutovic

Perhaps a slightly unusual choice for Player to Watch. Mahmutovic is not Germany's number one goalkeeper, but she is definitely a player who will be talked about in the future. The Bayern Munich player stepped in for their traditional number one, Mala Grohs, who was undergoing treatment for a tumor during the season. And she succeeded—thanks in part to the young goalkeeper, Bayern won the title. Now she has received her first nomination for the Euro. Definitely a promise of a successful future.

On Friday, July 4, the third day of the Women's European Championship continues. This time, Group C will take the stage, featuring a Nordic derby between Sweden and Denmark. Euro debutants Poland face a tough test as they take on Germany, historically the most successful women's team at the World Championships.

Denmark vs. Sweden

• 18:00 (Central European time)
• Stade de Genève (Geneve)
• Capacity: 30 084
   

Germany vs. Poland

• 21:00 (Central European time)
• Kybunpark (St. Gallen)
• Capacity: 20 660
   

• Spain delivered a powerful 5–0 win against Portugal in Bern, asserting themselves early as Group B favourites.
• Esther González (Gotham FC) opened the scoring in the 2nd minute, then struck again just before halftime to widen the margin.
• Vicky López (Barcelona)  added a goal in the 7th minute, Alexia Putellas (Barcelona) scored late in the first half, and substitute Cristina Martín‑Prieto (Benfika) sealed the rout with a stoppage-time header.

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• Manchester City announced the appointment of Andrée Jeglertz, current Denmark women’s national team coach, as their new women’s head coach. He is set to take charge following the conclusion of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025.
• Jeglertz has signed a four-year contract, reflecting City's desire for stability and long-term growth after finishing fourth in the WSL and parting ways with Gareth Taylor in March.

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• Italy secured a 1–0 victory over favorised Belgium in their UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 opener.
• In the 44th minute, midfielder Arianna Caruso (Bayern Munich) curled a powerful shot from just outside the box into the top-left corner—her first tournament goal, set up by a precise assist from Lucia Di Guglielmo (AS Roma).

Find the whole match report here. 

• Once represented solely by the NWSL, North American women’s football now includes additional top-tier leagues like the USL Super League and Canada’s Northern Super League.
• Multiple new lower-division leagues are emerging: the NWSL is pursuing sanction for a Division 2 league (launching as early as 2026), while WPSL Pro is also set to begin next year
• With parallel growth in Liga MX Femenil (18 pro teams) and cross-regional collaboration, the continent is establishing three robust, interconnected professional leagues, sparking fresh investment and fan interest.

Read the full story on AP news.

• Sweden officially registered Fridolina Rolfö into their Euro 2025 roster, replacing reserve Matilda Vinberg, who has now returned home.
• Team doctor Houman Ebrahimi confirmed Rolfö’s recovery is advancing well—she's taken part in more intensive training and is now considered a possible match-day option.
• Despite her improved condition, it's still highly unlikely she’ll play in Sweden’s opening match versus Denmark, with her fitness being evaluated daily.

Read the full story on SVT