The UEFA Nations League decider between Spain Women and England Women takes place on 3 June 2025 at RCDE Stadium. This is the final group match and only one team can claim the last semifinal spot.
Kick-off times across Europe are set for 19:00 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, and 18:00 BST in the UK.
Spain go into the match two points ahead of England and need at least a draw to secure their place in the semifinals. England must win to leapfrog their rivals.
Pre-match overview
Spain currently sit second in the FIFA Women’s World Ranking, showcasing a strong blend of technical ability and tactical discipline. They’ve been solid throughout the Nations League campaign and will be confident at home in front of their fans.
England, nicknamed the Lionesses, are fourth in the world and have shown resilience in recent matches. The squad’s behind-the-scenes energy has been high – from training with dogs on the pitch to team bonding sessions – as they prepare for this crucial clash.
Where to watch streaming and TV
Fans won’t want to miss a minute of this high-stakes encounter, and there are plenty of ways to tune in live. Whether you prefer traditional TV broadcasts or online streams, make sure you’re ready before kick-off.
Check your local listings for any subscription requirements or free-to-air options, and consider downloading the official apps for on-the-go streaming.
Italy: DAZN and Sky Sport will broadcast live, with streaming available via the DAZN app.
Germany: DAZN holds the rights, offering live TV coverage and streaming on its platform.
France: beIN Sports will show the match on cable and via beIN Sports Connect.
Spain: RTVE Play offers free streaming, and Movistar+ subscribers can watch live.
UK: BBC iPlayer and ITVX will both stream the game live, with highlights on BBC Sport.
Forecast
This final group match promises to be a tight, tactical battle. Both teams will be fully committed, knowing what’s at stake.
Spain may look to control possession and play on the front foot, while England will push aggressively for early goals. Expect a competitive encounter, perhaps decided by a moment of individual quality or a set-piece.
