Zurich cheered on the Swiss women's national team

The host city of Zurich was once again transformed into a colorful spectacle.

German and Swedish fans enjoyed the perfect weather and celebrated. In the afternoon, a juggling workshop attracted creative minds. Everyone from beginners to professionals took part, and the atmosphere was simply fantastic. Those who couldn't juggle still had a lot to laugh about – and that's exactly what made the activity so special.

Later in the evening, on the stage at the public viewing area, Sweden had organized a fan activity, and the mix of German and Swedish supporters created a great atmosphere. Both fan groups celebrated together.

At around 6:30 p.m., the moment had finally arrived: the fan walks made their way to the Letzigrund Stadium. First the Germans, then the Swedes – both groups marched in single file, creating an impressive sight. What a day for the fans, and what an atmosphere in Zurich!

There was a lot going on in the ZüriFanzone today! The talented Swiss singer-songwriter Linda Elys kicked off the evening and immediately put everyone in a good mood with her songs. The 22-year-old, who made it to the final of The Voice of Germany in 2021, brought a breath of fresh air to the stage with her music.

But it wasn't just the music that got everyone going: tournament ambassador Ana Maria Marković was also there, signing autographs and giving interviews that provided some great insights. A real highlight for all visitors!

The crowning glory of the day was the public viewing of the Swiss women's last group match against Finland. The ZüriFanzone was packed – from the fans in front of the screen to the hospitality areas "ZüriLounge" and "Champions Deck." The atmosphere? Simply fantastic, exuberant, and full of joy.

Today, Zurich was transformed into an orange sea: on the second day of the tournament, the host city was completely dominated by the Netherlands! Hours before the England vs. Netherlands match at the Letzigrund Stadium and before the official fan walk, the atmosphere was exuberant – especially at the public viewing in the ZüriFanzone. The fan activities attracted many visitors.

The fan walk organized by Dutch fans was the highlight of the day: around 6,000 people set off together in the afternoon from Gustav-Gull-Platz (Lagerstrasse) to the Letzigrund Stadium. Music, singing, and a wave of orange swept through the city in a peaceful atmosphere – an impressive sight that Zurich will not forget anytime soon.