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England and Spain go to extra time in Women's Euro 2025 final

football27 July 2025 18:04| © AFP

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Mariona Caldentey © Gallo Images

The Women's Euro 2025 final between reigning champions England and World Cup holders Spain on Sunday went to extra time after finishing 1-1 at the end of 90 minutes.

Mariona Caldentey headed Spain in front on 25 minutes at St Jakob-Park in Basel, but Alessia Russo equalised for England just before the hour mark.

England are hoping to repeat their success in the final of the last European Championship in 2022, when they defeated Germany 2-1 after extra time at Wembley.

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