BBC UNVEILS WOMEN'S EURO 2025 PRESENTING LINE-UP AND COVERAGE PLANS

The BBC has live coverage of 16 games on TV and iPlayer, with Gabby Logan, Alex Scott and Jeanette Kwakye presenting across the 26-day competition.

With a world-class presenting, punditry and commentary line-up, and coverage across every BBC platform – TV, radio and online – fans can make sure they don’t miss a moment of the action, wherever they are this summer.

Women’s Euro 2022 winner Jill Scott and Champions League winning manager Renee Slegers are joining the BBC’s line-up alongside seasoned presenters Gabby Logan, Alex Scott and Jeanette Kwakye.

Jo Currie is reporting on all the latest news stories from inside England camp throughout the tournament, while Catrin Heledd and Alexandra Richards bring the breaking news from Wales camp. Catrin also presents Wales’ opening match.

Get ready for top-tier football insight as an all-star cast of experts bring the action to life from the studio and pitch side. Joining the BBC Sport team are Euro 2022 champions Jill Scott and Ellie Roebuck, alongside fellow Euro 2022 winner Ellen White, former Lionesses captain Steph Houghton and England’s most-capped player Fara Williams.

They’re joined by Anita Asante, former Lioness and Arsenal quadruple winner, ex-Wales international Katie Sherwood, and making their BBC Sport punditry debuts: former Netherlands star and Arsenal Women’s manager Renee Slegers, and German international Josie Henning.

Rounding off the powerhouse panel are former player and punditry-pro Nedum Onuoha and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie, all ready to deliver world-class analysis, behind-the-scenes stories, and expert breakdowns you won’t want to miss.

Robyn Cowen, Jonathan Pearce and Vicki Sparks are commentating on every minute of live TV coverage. They are joined by former England internationals Rachel Brown-Finnis, Gilly Flaherty, Izzy Christiansen and Wales international Helen Ward on co-comms.

The BBC’s coverage kicks off with host Switzerland's opening match, as they take on two-time European Champions Norway on 2 July.

The BBC is also showing group stage games from both home nations including Wales’ opener against 2017 winners, Netherlands, on 5 July. England’s key second games in the groups – also against Netherlands – is live on the BBC, as the team look to secure a place in the knockouts. BBC Sport’s presentation team is on the ground in Switzerland for these two action-packed fixtures.

Throughout the rest of the group stages, BBC Sport will broadcast games involving some of Europe’s strongest sides including eight-time Euros winners Germany as they face Denmark (8 July), 2023 World Cup winners Spain who play Italy (11 July) and former European Champions Sweden who take on Poland (8 July).

As we reach the knockout rounds and the competition ramps up, the BBC is showing three of the four quarter finals, one of the semi-final fixtures as well as the final on Sunday 27 July, live on BBC One and iPlayer.