Womens Football Final Sun 31 July

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TV
BBC One 7-10.15pm (Spain 8-11.15pm) : UEFA Women's Euros MOTD Live






England v Austria ko 8pm (Spain 9pm)


The tournament kicks off with hosts England taking on Austria at Old Trafford on July 6.
The 2022 Women's European Championship takes place in England this summer, the winner is crowned at Wembley on July 31.

UEFA Women's EURO 2022 will be played from 6 to 31 July in England with 15 other nations joining the hosts. There are
venues in Brighton & Hove, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Rotherham, Sheffield, Southampton, Trafford, Wigan & Leigh.

The tournament consists of four groups, 16 teams, inside 10 stadiums, across nine cities, with every match shown live on the BBC

Holland are the reigning champions.




Gabby Logan presents all the action from the opening match of the tournament, as the Group A sides meet at Old Trafford. England were semi-finalists
when the competition was last staged in 2017, losing 3-0 to host and eventual champions the Netherlands, and will have high hopes of faring even better
this time around now they are the team with home advantage. However, they face a tough opening contest against the Austrians, who also reached the last
four five years ago, agonisingly going out on penalties against Denmark. With analysis from Alex Scott, Fara Williams and Jonas Eidevall, and commentary
by Robyn Cowen and Rachel Brown-Finnis

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England 1 - Austria 0
Beth Mead scored the only goal

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Monday 11 July


TV
BBC One 7.35pm - 10.15pm (Spain 8.35pm - 11.15pm)





England v Norway Kick-off 8pm (Spain 9pm)


England v Norway (Kick-off 8.00pm). Gabby Logan presents all the action from both teams' second match in Group A, held at Falmer Stadium in Brighton.
Norway have won the last meetings between the two sides, prevailing 2-1 in a September 2019 friendly in Bergen. They also got off to a good start in this tournament
with a 4-1 win over Northern Ireland, while England also started with a victory, but had to work harder to overcome Austria 1-0. However, England have won the last two
competitive fixtures involving the nations, eliminating the Norwegians from both the 2019 and 2015 World Cups. With analysis from Alex Scott, Ian Wright and Jonas Eideval,
and commentary by Robyn Cowen and Rachel Brown-Finnis

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England are through to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 as Group A winners, after a remarkable performance saw them thrash Norway 8-0
at the AMEX Stadium, Brighton & Hove. England scored six first-half goals, and then added two more, to rout Norway and qualify for the quarter-finals.








Final Score England 8 Norway 0

Beth Mead 3 (hattrick)
Ellen White 2
Alessia Russo 1 (substitute)
Georgia Stanway 1
Lauren Hemp 1

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Frid 15 July




Northern Ireland v England




TV Channel : BBC ONE


7.30 - 10.15pm (Spain 8.30 - 11.15pm)

Kick-off 8.00pm (Spain 9.00pm)


Northern Ireland v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Gabby Logan presents all the action from both teams' concluding match of Group A, held at St Mary's Stadium in Southampton.
England will go into this match as heavy favourites given they prevailed 4-0 at home and 5-0 away in recent World Cup qualifiers between the sides, and they come into the game
on the back of an incredible 8-0 thrashing of Norway. However, the Green and White Army will be looking to raise their game in their first ever major women's international tournament.

With analysis from Alex Scott, Ian Wright and Caragh Hamilton, and commentary by Robyn Cowen, Rachel Brown-Finnis and Gail Redmond

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England advance to the quarter-finals of the Women's Euro 2022 with an emphatic win over Northern Ireland.

Fran Kirby and Euro 2022 top scorer Beth Mead fired England into a 2-0 lead before half-time. Alessia Russo came off the bench
to strike twice after the interval and Kelsie Burrows then completed the scoring with an own goal.

Final Score: N Ireland 0 England 5

Beth Mead 2
Alessia Russo 2
N Ireland: Kelsie Burrows 1 (own goal)

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Wed 20 July





England v Spain




TV Channel: BBC One

7:30-10:10pm (Spain 8:30-11:10pm)

Kick-off 8pm (Spain 9pm)

England v Spain (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the opening quarter-final, which comes from Falmer Stadium in Brighton.
England secured top spot in Group A with a game to spare after defeating Austria 2-0, before making a major statement in an 8-0
thrashing of Norway. However, they still kept the momentum going with a 5-0 win over Northern Ireland last time out. Meanwhile,
Spain finished second in Group B after wins over Finland and 2017 runners-up Denmark either side of a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Germany

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England kept their Euro 2022 dream alive with a dramatic 2-1 extra-time victory over Spain to reach the semi-finals.
In their toughest test to date, the Lionesses struggled to find the form shown throughout their record-breaking group
stage performances and conceded for the first time in the tournament, as Esther Gonzalez broke the deadlock shortly after the break.
Roared on by a raucous Amex Stadium crowd, England initially struggled for a response and looked set to be knocked out of the tournament
at the quarter-final stage. But Ella Toone struck late on to equalise and send it to extra-time, where Georgia Stanway scored with a stunning
long-range strike to send the Lionesses into the last four.

Final Score: England 2 Spain 1

Ella Toone 1
Georgia Stanway 1






Spain: Esther Gonzalez 1

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Tue 26 July


England v Sweden


TV Channel BBC One
Freeview:1Sky:101Virgin:101BT:1Freesat:101

7:25pm-10:15pm (Spain 8:25-11.15pm)

Kick-off 8.00pm (Spain 9pm)


Gabby Logan presents coverage of the opening semi-final , which comes from Bramall Lane in Sheffield.
England dominated their group, but then were made to work hard in their quarter-final with Spain, eventually
prevailing 2-1 after extra time. The Swedes also had a difficult last-eight encounter, overcoming Belgium 1-0
to reach at least this stage for the eighth time in their history.

With analysis from Alex Scott, Ian Wright and Anouk Hoogendijk, and commentary by Robyn Cowen and Rachel Brown-Finnis

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Final Score England 4 Sweden 0

England's Lionesses are bidding to lift the European Championship trophy for the first time on home soil and have taken their biggest step yet
after a clinical performance saw them see off Sweden 4-0 in their semi-final at Bramall Lane on Tuesday.

Sarina Wiegman's outfit took the lead in the 34th minute through top scorer Beth Mead, who grabbed her sixth goal of the tournament, before a
second half onslaught followed.

Goals from Lucy Bronze, Alessia Russo - who scored a remarkable back-heel - and Frank Kirby rounded off the win to book England's place in final,
in what was another impressive performance from the Lionesses.

Beth Mead 1
Lucy Bronze 1
Alessia Russo 1
Frank Kirby 1

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Sun 31 July

England v Germany

BBC One
Freeview:1Sky:101Virgin:101BT:1Freesat:101


3:50pm-7:45pm (Spain 4:50pm-8:45pm)

Kick-off 5pm (Spain Kick-off 6pm)


England v Germany (Kick-off 5.00pm). Gabby Logan presents coverage of the final, which takes place at Wembley Stadium,
as the winners of the trophy lifted by the Netherlands in 2017 are crowned. Sarina Wiegman, the victorious manager five years ago,
is now in charge of England and hopes are high of her repeating the feat. The Lionesses enjoyed an impressive group campaign that saw
them score 14 goals without reply in victories over Austria, Norway and Northern Ireland, secured a hard-fought quarter-final win over
Spain after extra time and then recorded a dominant 4-0 win over a Sweden side ranked second in the world in the last four. However, the
Germans are record eight-time champions of Europe and cannot be written off, having defeated the likes of Spain, Denmark, the Dutch
and France en route to the final.

With commentary by Robyn Cowen and Rachel Brown Finnis,
and analysis from Alex Scott and Ian Wright

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England win Euro 2022: The Queen leads tributes to Lionesses

England 2 Germany 1

Ella Toone 1 62'
Chloe Kelly 1 110'

Lina Magull 1 79'


The Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 at Wembley thanks to goals from substitutes Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly.
It is England's first major tournament success since the 1966 men's World Cup.


The Queen has led the tributes to England's Euro 2022 winners, sending a message of congratulations in which she called them "an inspiration".

"My warmest congratulations, and those of my family, go to you all on winning the European Women's Championships," a statement from the UK monarch said.

The Queen's message added: "It is a significant achievement for the entire team, including your support staff. "The Championships and your performance in
them have rightly won praise.

However, your success goes far beyond the trophy you have so deservedly earned. "You have all set an example that will be an inspiration for girls and women
today, and for future generations. "It is my hope that you will be as proud of the impact you have had on your sport as you are of the result today."



There will be a victory celebration in front of fans at Trafalgar Square on Monday between 11:00 and 14:00 BST - an event that will be broadcast live on BBC One
from 12:40 BST. (Spain 13.40)

'Women's football will never be the same again'