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On Saturday, July 5, the first of five matches took place at Stadion Letzigrund.

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6000 fans of the Netherlands took part in the Fan Walk in Zurich on Wednesday, 9 July 2025.

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Numerous fans joined in the excitement in the ZüriFanzone on Thursday, 10 July 2025, and celebrated the Swiss women's national team's progress to the quarter-finals.

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On Saturday, July 5, fans gathered in front of Stadion Letzigrund. It was the first of five matches in Zurich.

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In July 2025, Europaallee will become a meeting place for fans, the people of Zurich and guests with the «ZüriFanzone».

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The public viewing area on Europaplatz shows all the games of the tournament on a big screen.

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The Village on Gustav-Gull-Platz invites you to linger and offers twelve fan rooms for groups.

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In individually furnished fan rooms, you can watch the matches of the tournament in a smaller group – right in the centre of the action and yet among yourselves.

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Since mid-April 2025, a large scaffolding net in Europaallee is indicating the «ZüriFanzone».

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(from left to right): Regula Schweizer, Project Manager of the City of Zurich, Sarah Akanji, Ambassador of the City of Zurich, Doris Keller, Tournament Director, and Christina Höllerl, Head of Fanzone & Events, are looking forward to the «ZüriFanzone» in Europaallee.

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The «ZüriFanzone» stretches from Europaplatz to Gustav-Gull-Platz.

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(from left to right): Fabienne Humm, ambassador for the host city of Zurich; Member of the City Council Michael Baumer; Tournament Director Doris Keller; Member of the City Council Filippo Leutenegger; and Regula Schweizer, project manager for the host city of Zurich, inaugurate a tram decorated with the tournament design on July 5.

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The UEFA Women's EURO 2025 tram will be raising awareness of the event in the months leading up to the tournament.

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«ZüriKick» participant Anna put into practice at the summer tournament what she had learned in the weekly training sessions.

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Skyla, like 150 other girls from Zurich, found her way into football through «ZüriKick».

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Lavinia goes to «ZüriKick» once a week - the courses take place on Wednesday afternoons on school grounds.

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To mark the tournament, the light art project «Red Goals» illuminates well-known places in the city of Zurich in a special light in the evening and at night. One of the 10 red goals is located on Bullingerplatz.

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To mark the tournament, the light art project «Red Goals» illuminates well-known places in the city of Zurich in a special light in the evening and at night. One of the 10 red goals is located on General-Guisan-Quai.

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Based on the lines of a football pitch, the ZüriCityWalk takes you along a purple line through Zurich city centre. At nine stations, you will learn about the stories of strong women who have shaped Zurich.

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Based on the lines of a football pitch, the ZüriCityWalk takes you along a purple line through Zurich city centre. The giant match ball by the Münsterbrücke bridge is a particular eye-catcher.

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Maddli, the tournament mascot, offers a selfie-spot at Bürkliplatz.

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