Germany and Spain go head-to-head with a place in the Women’s Euro 2025 and a date with England awaiting the winners.
Spain, who maintained their 100% record at the tournament by knocking out hosts Switzerland in the quarter-finals, will be looking to lift their first-ever Women’s Euro title this summer.
The current world champions beat the Swiss 2-0 on Friday despite failing twice from the penalty spot but have looked arguably looked the best team up to this point.
Germany, meanwhile, reached the last four after a thrilling last-eight encounter with France, eventually triumphing 6-5 on penalties after being a player down for most of the match.
Both teams have faced England in the final of recent major tournaments. Germany fell to Sarina Wiegman’s side at Wembley three years ago, while Spain overcame the Lionesses in the World Cup final in 2023.
Read on to see how both teams line-up for the match.
Germany team news
Germany head coach Christian Wuck makes three changes to the team that started the last-eight victory over France.
Carlotta Wamser and Sophia Kleinherne come into defence, along with midfielder Sara Dabritz, to replace Sarai Linder and suspended duo Kathrin Hendrich and Sjoeke Nusken.
Starting XI: Berger; Wamser, Kleinherne, Minge, Knaak, Kett; Brand, Senss, Dabritz, Buhl; Hoffmann
Subs: Mahmutovic, Johannes, Gwinn, Linder, Freigang, Lohmann, Zicai, Schuller, Dallmann, Cerci
Spain team news
Spain head coach Montserrat Tome makes just one change to the team that started in their 2-0 victory over Switzerland.
Defender Maria Mendez comes in for the suspended Laia Aleixandri for the reigning world champions.
Starting XI: Coll; Batlle, Paredes, Mendez, Carmona; Bonmati, Guijarro, Putellas; Caldentey, Gonzalez, Pina
Subs: Nanclares, Sullastres, Fernandez, Ouahabi, Zubieta, Redondo, Del Castillo, Martin-Prieto, Garcia, Paralluelo, Lopez
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2025-07-23 20:40:34
