BBC Women’s Euro 2025 Coverage | Sport Grill
- The BBC has announced its broadcast team and schedule for the 2025 UEFA Women’s European Championship.
- Jo Currie will report from the England camp, while Catrin Heledd and Alexandra Richards will cover Wales.
- The BBC plans to broadcast 16 games live across its UK network.
Catch every moment of the 2025 UEFA Women’s Euro with the BBC’s comprehensive broadcast schedule. Get ready for an exciting month of football as the BBC unveils its full coverage, including presenting teams, expert commentators, and the all-vital match schedule. The announcement promises extensive live broadcasts across their channels. Football fans, prepare to mark your calendars, as we have details of the fixtures set to keep you glued to your screens throughout the tournament.This includes matches featuring top European teams. The line-up of presenters includes gabby Logan, Alex Scott, and Jeanette kwakye, while a star-studded punditry team features famous names. From the opening whistle to the final, the BBC will deliver complete reporting. News Directory 3 is your source for the latest in sports broadcasting,providing you with everything you need to know about the upcoming championship. Discover what’s next for the Women’s Euro 2025.
BBC announces broadcast team, schedule for 2025 UEFA Women’s Euro
Updated June 16, 2024
The BBC has announced its broadcast team and schedule for the 2025 UEFA Women’s European Championship. Gabby Logan, Alex scott, and Jeanette kwakye will lead the BBC’s coverage throughout the tournament.
Jo Currie will report from the England camp, while Catrin Heledd and Alexandra Richards will cover Wales. Heledd will also present live coverage of Wales’ opening Group D match against the Netherlands on July 5.
The BBC plans to broadcast 16 games live across its UK network. During the final group matches, Norway v Iceland and Portugal v Belgium on July 10 and 11 will be available exclusively on BBC iPlayer.
Several members of England’s title-winning squad will join the broadcast team. Jill Scott, Ellie Roebuck, and Ellen White headline the punditry line-up, alongside former captain Steph Houghton and Fara Williams.
Additional commentary will be provided by Anita Asante, Katie Sherwood, Josie Henning, Nedum Onuoha, Rachel Corsie, and Renee Slegers.
Robyn Cowen,Jonathan Pearce,and Vicki Sparks will serve as lead TV commentators,joined by Rachel Brown-Finnis,Gilly Flaherty,Izzy Christiansen,and Helen Ward as co-commentators.
The BBC’s televised build-up begins June 30 on BBC One’s Morning Live, where Scott will provide updates leading up to the tournament opener on July 2.
On BBC Radio, Katie Smith will host, with Sparks and Eilidh Barbour commentating. Karen Bardsley, Izzy Christiansen, and Daniel Gabbidon will serve as expert summarisers. White, Houghton, Onuoha, Corsie, and Jen Beattie will also contribute as radio pundits.
BBC Radio Wales’ coverage will be led by Mark Poyser, with Nia Jones joining him for Wales’ opening game. Ward will join Poyser for Wales’ matches against France and England on July 9 and 13,respectively.
Owain Llyr and Kath Morgan will lead BBC Radio Cymru’s coverage.
the following is a list of group stage fixtures to be shown across BBC and ITV:
| Date | Match | Time | Channel |
| Wednesday 2 July | Iceland v Finland | 5pm | ITV |
| Wednesday 2 July | Switzerland v Norway | 8pm | BBC1 |
| Thursday 3 July | Belgium v Italy | 5pm | BBC2 |
| Thursday 3 July | spain v Portugal | 8pm | ITV |
| Friday 4 July | Denmark v Sweden | 5pm | ITV |
| Friday 4 July | Germany v Poland | 8pm | ITV |
| Saturday 5 July | Wales v Netherlands | 5pm | BBC1 |
| Saturday 5 July | France v England | 8pm | ITV |
| Sunday 6 July | Norway v Finland | 5pm | BBC2 |
| Sunday 6 July | Switzerland v Iceland | 8pm | ITV |
| monday 7 July | Spain v Belgium | 5pm | ITV |
| Monday 7 July | Portugal v Italy | 8pm | ITV |
| Tuesday 8 July | germany v Denmark | 5pm | BBC2 |
| Tuesday 8 July | Poland v Sweden | 8pm | BBC1 |
| Wednesday 9 July | England v Netherlands | 5pm | BBC1 |
| Wednesday 9 July | France v Wales | 8pm | ITV |
| Thursday 10 July | Finland v Switzerland | 8pm | BBC1 |
| Thursday 10 July | Norway v iceland | 8pm | BBC iPlayer |
| Friday 11 July | Italy v Spain | 8pm | BBC1 |
| Friday 11 July | Portugal v Belgium | 8pm | BBC iPlayer |
| Saturday 12 July | Sweden v Germany | 8pm | ITV1 |
| Saturday 12 July | Poland v Denmark | 8pm | ITV4 |
| Sunday 13 July | England v Wales | 8pm | ITV1 |
| Sunday 13 July | Netherlands v France | 8pm | ITV4 |
What’s next
The BBC is set to provide comprehensive coverage of the 2025 UEFA Women’s Euro, offering fans a variety of ways to watch and listen to the tournament.