The defending champions of the tournament will take on World Cup holders Spain in the final at St Jakob-Park in Basel.
Who is in the England line-up?
England’s starting XI include: Hampton, Bronze, Williamson, Carter, Greenwood, Toone, Walsh, Stanway, James, Russo and Hemp.
England’s substitutes: Moorhouse, Keating, Morgan, Wubben-Moy, Le Tissier, Charles, Clinton, Park, Beever-Jones, Mead, Kelly and Agyemang.
Defender Jess Carter, who was the subject of racist online abuse, returns to the line-up, as Esme Morgan drops to the bench.
It was confirmed yesterday that England forward Lauren James would be available for the final after an issue with her ankle meant she was forced off at half-time of the Lionesses’ extra-time semi-final comeback over Italy.
England boss Sarina Wiegman has only made two changes to her starting XIs throughout the tournament – bringing in Ella Toone against the Netherlands and Esme Morgan for the semi-final against Italy.
Wiegman conceded Euro 2025 has been the “craziest” run of tournament matches in her managerial career.
England clinched their place in the final with a last-gasp victory over Italy in extra time in Switzerland on Tuesday.
Here we go 👊 pic.twitter.com/oLLNNBhIgW
— Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 27, 2025
It also took a dramatic penalty shootout win over Sweden to keep their title hopes alive and reach the semi-final, as England looked as though they were going out in extra time.
The Prince of Wales also wished the Lionesses good luck as they aim for back-to-back European titles.
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William, patron of the FA, is in Basel today, as they face fierce rivals Spain, who beat them in the 2022 World Cup final.
Where can I watch the Euro final 2025?
The Euros final is being shown on ITV and BBC, as well as on ITVX and BBC iPlayer.
What time is the Euro finals today?
The Euro 2025 final between England and Spain will start at 5pm BST (UK time).
Pubs are allowed to stay open until 1am after the final tonight.
