After 25 days of football-filled drama, BBC Sport looks at how Euro 2025 has gone down off the pitch in Switzerland.

Spain’s players gave their beaten Switzerland opponents a guard of honor leaving the field after their quarterfinal at the Women's European Championship.

UEFA Women’s Euro wrapped up quite nicely as anticipated. For some, it was a heartbreak, while others just lived their fairytale dream, yet overall, all’s well that ends well. But what now, other than all the players returning for their domestic duties?

England’s opening Euro 2022 match against Austria at Old Trafford and their final at Wembley Stadium against Germany brought record crowds (68,871 and 87,192).

Host nation Switzerland has put its Women’s European Championship campaign back on track with a 2-0 win over Iceland, eliminating its opponents in the process. Géraldine Reuteler netted with

The 2025 UEFA Women's Euro soccer tournament began with 16 national teams competing for the UEFA Women's Euro trophy. The final eight teams entering the quarterfinals are England, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland, which all finished in the top two of their groups.

Substitute Riola Xhemaili levelled the scores in the 92nd minute at Stade de Geneve to send Switzerland through at Finland's expense.

Switzerland coach Pia Sundhage is leaning into soccer history to prepare for one of the toughest games in her storied career Friday at the Women’s European Championship. Her fast-improving young team has a quarterfinal against world champion and tournament favorite Spain in the Swiss capital that once staged a legendary upset.

As the tournament's full-time whistle approaches, it’s time to reflect on the remarkable success of mobility operations during UEFA Women's EURO 2025.