England Women vs Spain Women Predictions

• England have conceded in four of their five tournament matches
• Spain have scored 17 times at the Euros this summer
• However, the world champions have conceded in 10 of their previous 13 internationals, including two clashes with England

Lionesses seek Sydney revenge

England and Spain cross paths in a major tournament final for the third consecutive summer, as the Lionesses seek revenge for their 2023 World Cup loss to la Roja.

The Spanish confirmed their place as the best side in women’s football with their victory in Australia two years ago. They’ve carried that mantle throughout Euro 2025, scoring 17 times on their way to the final.

England’s defence of their European crown hasn’t been as straightforward. After losing to France in their opener, they’ve needed comebacks to force extra time in their two knockout ties. Their fighting spirit has kept them in the tournament, but can it bring back-to-back European Championship titles?

Key test of Spain’s control

Spain have dominated every game at this tournament so far, easing through the group stage, eliminating hosts Switzerland, and beating Germany in the semi-finals.

La Roja were the dominant side when they met in Sydney, but the pair won a game apiece in the Nations League earlier this year. The Lionesses also eliminated the Spanish on their way to glory at Euro 2022.

Sarina Wiegman’s side have more than proven themselves, as they prepare for a third tournament final in the space of three years. They’ve displayed an incredible array of attacking options at this tournament, which has seen them score 15 times so far.

Michelle Agyemang has proven to be a brilliant option off the bench, scoring in both knockout ties to turn the tide in England’s favour. The 19-year-old offers Wiegman a great option if the Spanish get out in front, so she’s the standout anytime goalscorer option following two dangerous displays.

Sunday’s clash can go the distance

With both of England’s knockout games going to extra time, along with Spain’s semi-final, it’s tough to see this clash being settled within 90 minutes.

However, the Lionesses will likely have work to do to stay in the game, as they’ve conceded in four of their five tournament games so far. Spain’s brilliant forward line will pose a threat, but the favourites have kept three clean sheets in their last 13 internationals, conceding against England on two occasions within that run.

Both teams to score is the standout bet here, given England’s issues with falling behind in games. Back the Lionesses to force another clash to extra-time, with 1-1 the standout correct score option.