England Women vs Spain Women Predictions

England Women vs Spain Women predictions ahead of the Euro 2025 final. England Women face Spain Women in Sunday’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 final in Basel, with both sides chasing continental glory. Read on for all our free predictions and betting tips.

Women’s European Championship | Jul 27 2025 at 5:00 pm UK at St Jakob-Park

England Women vs Spain Women Predictions

Can England Complete the Comeback Journey or Will Spain Cement Their Dominance in Basel?

• England’s Defence Has Looked Fragile
  • The Lionesses have conceded in four of their five Euro 2025 games, needing comeback wins in both knockout rounds to reach this final.
• Spain’s Attack Has Been Relentless
  • La Roja have netted 17 goals in five matches during this tournament, with Esther Gonzalez leading the scoring charts and Bonmati pulling the strings.
• Both Teams Struggle to Keep It Tight
  • Spain have let in goals in 10 of their last 13 internationals, including twice against England, while both sides have required extra time in the knockout rounds.

Best Bet for England Women vs Spain Women

All eyes turn to Basel this Sunday as England Women and Spain Women prepare to square off in what promises to be a dramatic and emotionally-charged Euro 2025 final. St. Jakob-Park will provide the stage for a heavyweight clash between two teams who have journeyed very different paths to reach the same destination. For the Lionesses, this is a chance to defend their crown and maybe – just maybe – exorcise a few ghosts still lingering from that heartbreaking World Cup final loss to the same opponents two years ago. Spain, on the other hand, are chasing history of their own, seeking to add the European crown to the World Cup and Nations League titles already under their belt.

There’s little room left for excuses or caution. England have done things the hard way throughout this tournament. Falling behind, battling back, leaning on every ounce of grit they can find — it’s been less of a title defence and more of a survival test. Against Sweden, they clung on, against Italy they left it ridiculously late, and yet, here they are. Somehow, still standing. Still believing.

Spain, by contrast, have barely put a foot wrong. Five wins from five, seventeen goals scored, and a team that oozes control in every third of the pitch. But pressure does funny things, especially in a final. The question is: can La Roja hold their nerve against a team that simply refuses to lie down?

Best Bet: Both Teams to Score

At BettingTips4You.com, we cut through the clutter and give you only one carefully chosen tip per game — our Best Bet. We aren’t here to drown you in options. We’re here to highlight the bet that we truly believe gives the best chance of landing. For this clash, our top selection is Both Teams to Score.

Let’s be honest — neither of these teams have looked watertight defensively. England have conceded in four of their five matches at this tournament, often needing late drama or extra-time to pull through. Spain, despite their attacking brilliance, have also shown vulnerabilities, conceding in 10 of their last 13 internationals, including twice to England earlier this year.

When you’ve got players like Esther Gonzalez, who enters the final as the top scorer, and a supporting cast that includes Bonmati, Caldentey and Putellas, it’s difficult to imagine La Roja not creating chances. On the other side, England’s firepower remains potent even with Lauren James a doubt. Chloe Kelly has been impactful from the bench, and Michelle Agyemang has shown she doesn’t need a full 90 to turn a game on its head.

This match isn’t about one team grinding out a clean sheet — it’s about who can outlast the chaos. Both managers will know the other side can strike from anywhere. That mutual respect (or fear) often leads to goals at both ends.

“When neither side has kept clean sheets consistently, and both have attacking threats across the park, goals for each team feels almost inevitable.” – BettingTips4You.com expert Tyler Morris

Predicted Score: England 2-2 Spain (AET, Spain to win on penalties)

With both teams capable of brilliance and prone to lapses, a back-and-forth contest seems likely. Spain might ultimately hold their nerve better in a shootout, but expect the 90 minutes to be lively and level.

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