2025 UEFA Women’s Euro Power Rankings and Betting Odds

The 14th edition of the UEFA Women’s Euro Championship kicks off on July 2, 2025, with Iceland and Finland opening the action. Hosted across Switzerland, the month-long tournament will culminate in the grand final at St. Jakob-Park in Basel on July 27. Coverage will be available via FOX and the FOX Sports app.

Spain enters the tournament as the team to beat. After clinching the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, La Roja is heavily favored to lift the Euro 2025 trophy with odds sitting at +200, according to DraftKings Sportsbook (as of June 30). Despite never advancing past the quarterfinals in previous editions, Spain is now viewed as the strongest squad in international women’s football.

Why Spain Is the Favorite

The Spanish national team has enjoyed a remarkable run, winning seven of their last eight matches — five of those coming in the UEFA Nations League. Even more impressively, they dominated opponents in their own group, defeating both Belgium and Portugal twice this year.

While Spain will miss Jenni Hermoso, the country’s all-time leading scorer, their roster remains elite, featuring 10 players from Barcelona’s treble-winning side. Spain topped their qualifying group and led League A in both goals scored (18) and points earned (15), reinforcing their favorite status.

Prediction Metrics:

• 87.7% chance to reach quarterfinals
• 66.6% chance to make semifinals
• 39.3% chance to reach the final
• 24.8% chance to win the title

Key Rivals to Watch

England

The reigning champions after their 2022 triumph, England is eager to defend their title. The Lionesses also reached the 2023 World Cup final, where they fell short against Spain. With their proven tournament pedigree, England remains a strong contender.

Germany

With eight European titles, including a six-title streak from 1995 to 2013, Germany is always in the conversation. Their historic success, combined with Olympic and World Cup victories, positions them as a perennial powerhouse. Their current odds are +500.

France

France, another team listed at +500, narrowly missed the Euro 2022 final and were runners-up in the 2024 Nations League — both times losing to Spain. With a technically skilled squad and recent deep runs, Les Bleues are expected to challenge once again.

Tournament Highlights

• Host Country: Switzerland
• Opening Match: Iceland vs. Finland (July 2)
• Final: July 27, St. Jakob-Park, Basel
• First-Time Participants: Poland and Wales
• Total Teams: 16 (14 returning, 2 debuting)

Past Champions

• Germany: 8 titles
• Norway: 2 titles
• England, Sweden, Netherlands: 1 title each