Milestones

The Swiss Football Association (SFV) decides to submit a bid to host UEFA Women's EURO 2025.

The Swiss Football Association submits Switzerland's bid, including the Letzigrund Stadium as one of the venues.

The Zurich City Council approves expenditure of CHF 18.45 million for the staging of the tournament in Zurich.

UEFA decides that the tournament will take place in Switzerland in the summer of 2025.

The Zurich Cantonal Council approves expenditure of CHF 3.5 million to support the UEFA Women's EURO 2025.

Start of pre-registration for volunteers

Announcement of the match schedule

Start of pre-registration for tickets

The Swiss Confederation is contributing CHF 15 million to the UEFA Women's EURO 2025.

One year before the first match at Letzigrund Stadium, the City of Zurich is providing information about the implementation of the tournament in Zurich.

The City of Zurich is launching its central accompanying measure in Zurich schools: with «ZüriKick,»girls aged 10 to 15 in Zurich will benefit from additional soccer opportunities. The free soccer courses take place weekly at school facilities.

Start of the official ticket sale

The City of Zurich presents the «ZüriElf,» its team of ambassadors.

The Swiss women's national team plays a friendly match against Australia in front of a record crowd of 14,370 fans at Letzigrund Stadium. The match ends 1-1.

The Swiss women's national team sets a new attendance record at Letzigrund Stadium. In front of 17,360 fans, they lose 0-6 to the record European champions from Germany.

Maddli, the tournament mascot, makes her first appearance on this evening.

The City of Zurich is working with a general contractor to create a centrally located fan zone at Europaallee.

Over 120 girls from the city of Zurich have already discovered football through the «ZüriKick» programme.

The final draw has determined that the national teams from Germany, England, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden will play their group matches in Zurich.

Over 300,000 tickets have already been sold for the tournament. Fans from Switzerland, Germany, France, England, Wales, and Norway have secured a particularly large number of tickets.

The defending champions from England have announced that they will be setting up their team base camp in Zurich during the tournament.

The record European champions from Germany have announced that they will be staying in Zurich during the tournament and will be training at the Buchlern municipal sports center.

Over 400,000 tickets have been sold for the tournament so far.

With 132 days to go before the tournament kicks off, tickets for the five matches at Letzigrund Stadium are no longer available.

The Swiss women's national team will play its first match in the year of the European Championship on home soil at Letzigrund Stadium. As in the group stage, they will face Iceland.

Thanks to a special exemption granted by the City of Zurich, Zurich's garden restaurants and boulevard cafés will be allowed to show the tournament matches live on TV in their outdoor areas.

The City of Zurich supports the cultural program «Her Game Culture». The program, in which over 40 cultural institutions from the city and canton of Zurich are participating, was launched by «Kulturvermittlung Zürich».

The City of Zurich is launching its sustainability charter. This provides information about the measures taken by the Host City Zurich to ensure a sustainable and inclusive event.

100 days to go

50 days to go

The city of Zurich presents the details of «ZüriFanzone» in Europaallee.

Booking for Hospitality and the fan rooms in «ZüriFanzone» is now opened.

The ZüriKick teams are playing a summer tournament at Allmend Brunau. In the spirit of UEFA Women's EURO 2025, they are competing against other teams from the City of Zurich and the surrounding area.

Opening match and opening of the fan zone on Europaallee

Group match between France and England at the Letzigrund Stadium

Group match between England and the Netherlands at the Letzigrund Stadium

Group match Sweden–Germany at Letzigrund Stadium

Quarter-final at Letzigrund Stadium

Semi-final at the Letzigrund Stadium

Final and subsequent closing of the fan zone on Europaallee