The strong Italians look to advance to the semifinals on Wednesday when they go up against Norway in the 2025 UEFA Women’s European Championship Quarterfinals.

The quarterfinals of the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 kick off on Wednesday, when Norway faces Italy in a knockout matchup.

No team recorded a higher expected goals figure than both England and Sweden (both 9.34 xG) across the group stage, while only Spain (14) scored more goals than the Lionesses (11 – level with France)

At 20 years of age, Signe Gauspet made UEFA Women’s Euro history last week and hopes to propel Norway into their first major tournament semi-final for 12 years tomorrow.

Every UEFA Women's EURO is a chance for new young stars to make their name and plenty have taken that opportunity.

The group stage of the Women's European Championship which finished on Sunday had record-breaking attendances with close to half a million fans attending games, and 22 of the 24 of them sold out.

England midfielder Ella Toone is continuing to deliver a stunning performance at the Women’s European Championship.

A look back at some of the classic knockout matches that have defined the history of the Women's EURO and the female game.