Switzerland Beat Iceland 2-0 to Keep Women's Euro 2025 Knockout Hopes

Switzerland secured a vital 2-0 victory over Iceland in the Women's Euros, with goals from Géraldine Reuteler and Alayah Pilgrim keeping the hosts' hopes alive for advancing from Group A. The match, played in rainy conditions, saw Iceland nearly take an early lead when Ingibjörg Sigurdardóttir struck the crossbar, but the Swiss defense held firm. Reuteler broke the deadlock late in the 76th minute after capitalizing on a midfield error, and Pilgrim sealed the win with a late goal. This win moved Switzerland into second place in the group on goal difference, behind Norway, who had already qualified for the last eight. Switzerland's final group match against Finland will be decisive for their quarter-final ambitions, while Iceland has been eliminated from contention. The tense and scrappy match reflected both teams' pressure after earlier losses in the tournament.