Aitana Bonmati is hoping to add another piece of silverware to her bulging trophy cabinet when Spain play their first Women's Euro final, taking on holders England in Basel on Sunday. The 27-year-old playmaker has won six league titles and three Champions League crowns with Barcelona and taken home the Ballon d-Or Feminin in 2023 and 2024,

Michelle Agyemang, the 19-year-old Arsenal forward, came off the bench in both the quarterfinal and semifinal matches to score brilliant and decisive goals. But it was Kelly, England’s hero from the last European championship, who came on as a late sub and provided a spark that carried her team to those victories.

Spain may still be behind England when it comes to the infrastructure of women’s football but on the pitch they are the best in the world and will take on the defending champions in Sunday’s Euro 2025 final in Basel. There is a feeling that this tournament can finally be a chance to celebrate this team and how special their players are.

Alexia Putellas, Aitana Bonmatí and Patri Guijarro have been unable to combine for Spain as they do for Barcelona. At Euro 2025, that is changing.

Workload has long been an issue in men’s soccer, recently gaining more attention because of the expanded 32-team field at this year’s Club World Cup. But it’s a newer concern for some women as the game’s profile rises on the global stage.

After the controversy surrounding Spain’s World Cup win, Keira Walsh believes Spain deserve to have a final to enjoy

Despite being crowned world champions, the Spanish women's team doesn't have many followers - with the Luis Rubiales scandal overshadowing the win.

LaLiga Genuine, Spain’s football league for players with intellectual disabilities, continues to grow as a symbol of inclusion and social transformation. The league will welcome Cultural Leonesa, Mirandés,