The UEFA Executive Committee voted in three stages to determine the host of the women's European Championship in 2025
The UEFA Executive Committee, which includes Andriy Pavelko, president of the UAF, decided at today's meeting in Lisbon on the organizer of the 2025 Women's European Championship.
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The UEFA Executive Committee, which includes Andriy Pavelko, president of the UAF, decided today in Lisbon on the host country for the 2025 Women's European Championship.
The selection of the host nation for the women’s Euro 2025 was the main issue at today's UEFA Executive Committee meeting, according to the official website of the organization. A three-stage voting process was required to choose from among four candidates.
As a result, Switzerland was chosen as the host of the Euro 2025 women's tournament. The tournament, featuring 16 national teams, will take place in eight cities across this Alpine country during the summer of 2025.
First round
Northern countries (Denmark/Finland/Norway/Sweden) — 4 votes;
Poland — 4 votes;
Switzerland — 4 votes;
France — 1 vote.
Second round
Switzerland — 6 votes;
Northern countries (Denmark/Finland/Norway/Sweden) — 4 votes;
Poland — 3 votes;
Third round
Switzerland — 9 votes;
Northern countries (Denmark/Finland/Norway/Sweden) — 4 votes;
The next UEFA Executive Committee meeting will take place on June 28 in Nyon, Switzerland.
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