Women's Euro 2025 Sets Scoring Records Across Multiple Venues

Women's Euro 2025 in Switzerland is setting new records for goals and excitement, surpassing previous tournaments with a total of 98 goals already scored and unprecedented scoring diversity among players. France enters the quarter-finals as one of the top favorites, having won all 11 of their matches this year and impressively topping a challenging group including England, the Netherlands, and Wales. Despite Germany's recent heavy 4-1 loss to Sweden, they remain a formidable opponent with a strong history, setting up a highly anticipated quarter-final clash against France. France's squad, led by coach Laurent Bonedei who controversially left veteran stars out, has shown strong collective performance with key players from clubs like Chelsea, Olympique Lyon, and Paris Saint-Germain making significant impacts. The tournament overall continues to raise the bar for women's football, featuring thrilling matches and high-scoring games that highlight the growing quality and competitiveness of European women's soccer. Upcoming matches, including potential semi-finals against Spain, promise further excitement as teams vie for their first or additional major titles.