Spain open their UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 campaign with a high-stakes clash against Portugal, aiming to finally conquer a tournament that’s long been out of reach. Although they lifted the World Cup just last year, their best Euro finish remains a semifinal appearance back in 1997.
Now stacked with elite talent and riding a wave of international success, Spainenters group play among the top contenders. Their opponents, Portugal, come into this matchup looking to bounce back from a heavy 7-1 defeat to Spain in Nations League.
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