The UEFA Women’s Football Championship continues to deliver thrilling action in Switzerland, where France and England’s women’s teams secured commanding victories in their respective Group D matches. France booked their place in the Round of 16, while England strengthened their position with a dominant display.
France Crushes Wales to Qualify for the Knockout Stage
Playing at Kybunpark Stadium in St. Gallen, France, showcased their attacking power against Wales, earning a convincing 4-1 win. This marked France’s second consecutive victory in the group, ensuring their qualification for the pre-quarterfinals (Round of 16).
France Goal Scorers:
Clara Mateo
Kadidiatou Diani
Amel Majri
Grace Geyoro
Each of the four French scorers found the net once, with a well-balanced team effort that left Wales struggling to respond.
Wales’ Lone Goal:
Jess Fishlock scored for Wales in the 13th minute, briefly putting them ahead before France took full control.
England Thrash Netherlands with 4-0 Victory
In another Group D clash held at Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich, England delivered a flawless performance, defeating the Netherlands 4-0. The English side played with confidence, skill, and composure, leaving no room for their opponents to bounce back.
England Goal Scorers:
Lauren James (2 goals)
Georgia Stanway
Ella Toone
England’s attack proved too strong for the Dutch defense, as they dominated possession and created numerous scoring opportunities.
Group D Heats Up in Switzerland
With matches being held across iconic Swiss venues such as St. Gallen and Zurich, Group D has emerged as one of the most competitive sections of the championship. The victories by France and England not only highlight their form but also intensify the race for qualification in the group.
What’s Next?
As the UEFA Women’s Championship progresses, both France and England will be looking to maintain their momentum heading into the knockout stages. Fans can expect even more thrilling encounters as the top European teams fight for the prestigious title.