England Lionesses vs Spain: How to watch Euro 2025 final, ticket information, date and kick-off time

England arrived in Switzerland eager to defend their European title and now, just one more team stands in the way of them becoming back-to-back champions.

The Lionesses have set themselves up for a blockbuster Euro 2025 final against Spain. This will be England’s third consecutive major tournament final, following the 2023 World Cup and their historic triumph at Euro 2022.

Sarina Wiegman’s side have fought tooth and nail to reach this point of the tournament. Following nail-biting clashes against Sweden and Italy, fans can expect another dramatic meeting against Spain.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the Euro 2025 final, including how to make sure you don’t miss any of the action.

When is the Euro 2025 final?

England will lock horns with world champions Spain this weekend. The grand final of Euro 2025 is scheduled for Sunday, July 27th in Basel.

The clash will be held at St. Jakob-Park, home to FC Basel, with a capacity of 34,250.

What time is the Euro 2025 final?

England vs Spain is due to kick-off at 6pm local time and 5pm UK time.

How to get Euro 2025 tickets

It may come as a surprise to fans that there are still tickets to be bought for the final clash between England and Spain.

The match is sold out but there are still a select amount tickets available to purchase online through resale website Ticombo. The site has a handful of tickets listed, however they are on sale for an inflated price.

Prices start at £163 for an England vs Spain ticket. While some listings are offering just one individual ticket, others are selling in groups of two and three. Ticombo has a TrustPilot rating of 4.7/5 from more than 2,500 reviews.

How can I watch England vs Spain in the Euro 2025 final?

If you’re an England fan catching the action from back at home, the final will be shown live on both BBC One and ITV1 on Sunday. You can tune in with plenty of time to soak up the pre-match build-up, with ITV starting its coverage at 3.30pm and the BBC shortly after at 3.40pm.

A number of big-screen venues across the country will also be showing the action if you wanted to head out and enjoy a livelier atmosphere. BOXPARK will have the match on at their Croydon, Wembley, Shoreditch, Camden and Liverpool venues.

TOCA Social in Birmingham’s Bullring, London’s O2 and Westfield White City, as well as Manchester’s Freight Island and AO Arena are also options.

For supporters out in Switzerland, you can catch the action from fan zones in Basel, Bern, Geneva and Zurich.

How did England and Spain reach the Euro 2025 final?

England’s title-defending run did not get off to the best start as they were dealt a 2-1 defeat at the hands of France. They bounced back in the group stage with dominant 4-0 and 6-1 displays over the Netherlands and Wales respectively.

The Lionesses’ knockout journey has been tough graft. Their time in Switzerland looked to be ending as they were 2-0 down against Sweden approaching the 80th minute. However, late quick-fire heroics from veteran Lucy Bronze and rapidly rising young star Michelle Agyemang forced extra-time.

England played out a dramatic penalty shootout to secure their place in the semi-finals, where another match was forced into extra-time. Agyemang popped up once again with a lifeline goal for the Lionesses in stoppage time, before Euro 2022 icon Chloe Kelly netted the winner to shatter Italy’s hearts.

Spain topped their group as they went unbeaten against Portugal, Belgium and Italy, scoring an impressive 14 goals across the three fixtures.

The world champions then eliminated hosts Switzerland in the quarter-finals before their own extra-time clash with Germany in the semis. Late heroics from two-time Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmatí punched La Roja’s ticket to the final.

England will now be looking to avenge their 2023 World Cup heartbreak, when Spain edged them out 1-0 in the final to lift the trophy for the first time.