The 2022 Women’s European Championship takes place in England this summer, with the hosts kicking off the tournament on July 6 before the winner is crowned on July 31 at Wembley.
The tournament consists of four groups, 16 teams, within 10 stadiums, in nine cities, with each match being shown live on the BBC, and you can be sure not to miss a single minute of the action with our comprehensive match guide not.
Holland are the reigning champions while Portugal replaced Russia after the latter’s exclusion due to the invasion of Ukraine.
groups
Group A: England, Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland
Group B: Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland
Group C: Netherlands, Sweden, Portugal, Switzerland
Group D: France, Italy, Belgium, Iceland
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All kick-off times are BST
Wednesday, July 6
- Group A: England v Austria, kick-off 20:00, Old Trafford, BBC One
Thursday, July 7
- Group A: Norway vs. Northern Ireland, 8pm, St Mary’s, BBC One
Friday, July 8
- Group B: Spain vs Finland, 17:00, Stadium MK, BBC Two
- Group B: Germany v Denmark, 20:00, London Community Stadium, BBC Two
Saturday, July 9
- Group C: Portugal v Switzerland, 5pm, Leigh Sports Village, BBC Two
- Group C: Netherlands v Sweden, 8pm, Bramall Lane, BBC One
Sunday, July 10
- Group D: Belgium v Iceland, 17:00, Manchester City Academy Stadium, BBC Two
- Group D: France v Italy, 20:00, New York Stadium, BBC Two
Monday, July 11
- Group A: Austria vs. Northern Ireland, 5pm, St Mary’s, BBC One
- Group A: England v Norway, 8pm, Brighton and Hove Community Stadium, BBC One
Tuesday, July 12
- Group B: Denmark v Finland, 17:00, Stadium MK, BBC Two
- Group B: Germany vs. Spain, 20:00, London Community Stadium, BBC Two
Wednesday, July 13
- Group C: Sweden vs. Switzerland, 5pm, Bramall Avenue, BBC Two
- Group C: Netherlands v Portugal, 20:00, Leigh Sports Village, BBC Two
Thursday, July 14
- Group D: Italy v Iceland, 5pm, Manchester City Academy Stadium, BBC Two
- Group D: France v Belgium, 20:00, New York Stadium, BBC One
Friday, July 15
- Group A: Northern Ireland v England, 8pm, St Mary’s, BBC One
- Group A: Austria vs. Norway, 8pm, Brighton and Hove Community Stadium, BBC Three
Saturday, July 16
- Group B: Finland vs. Germany, 20:00, Stadium MK, BBC Two
- Group B: Denmark vs Spain, 20:00, London Community Stadium, BBC iPlayer
Sunday, July 17
- Group C: Switzerland v Netherlands, 5pm, Bramall Lane, BBC Two
- Group C: Sweden v Portugal, 5pm, Leigh Sports Village, BBC iPlayer
Monday, July 18
- Group D: Iceland v France, 20:00, New York Stadium, BBC Two
- Group D: Italy v Belgium, 20:00, Manchester City Academy Stadium, BBC iPlayer
Wednesday, July 20
- Quarter final 1: Winners Group A v Runners-up Group B, 20:00, Brighton and Hove Community Stadium
Thursday, July 21
- Quarter final 2: Winners Group B v Runners-up Group A, 20:00, London Community Stadium
Friday, July 22
- Quarter final 3: Winners Group C v Runners-up Group D, 20:00, Leigh Sports Village
Saturday, July 23
- Quarterfinal 4: Winners Group D v Runners-up Group C, 20:00, New York Stadium
Tuesday, July 26
- Semi-final 1: Winners Quarterfinals 1 v Winners Quarterfinals 3, 20:00, Bramall Lane
Wednesday 27 July
- Semi-final 2: Winners quarter final 2 v Winners quarter final 4, 20:00, Stadion MK
Sunday, July 31
- Final: Winners semi-final 1 v Winners semi-final 2, 17:00, Wembley