Elsewhere, Germany and France offer a showdown between two European powers, while Switzerland will try to stay alive against a heavily-favored and more proficient Spain. Norway vs. Italy is probably the least thrilling on paper, but it’s a chance to watch stars Ada Hegerberg and Caroline Graham Hansen book a spot in the semifinals.

They were star prospects aged 18 when Norway last played in the quarterfinals at the Women’s European Championship. Now 12 years on, Ada Hegerberg and Caroline Graham Hansen — a Ballon d’Or winner and a runner-up in the voting,

Italy are back in the knockout rounds of the Women's European Championship for the first time in 12 years, and midfielder Manuela Giugliano chalked it up to an energy in the team that she had not felt before.

Ada Hegerberg is back at the heart of the Norwegian national team as she prepares to face Italy in the quarter-finals of Women's Euro 2025.Italy are in the quarter-finals of the Euros for the first time since 2013.

Euro 2025 has shown that everyone can get on the scoresheet. But what does that actually say about the football? The Athletic’s Michael Cox watched every match to bring you the moments you may have missed.

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 matchup between Italy and Norway is set for July 16 at 3 p.m. ET in Genève, Switzerland. Want to watch live on TV? Details are below in this article. FOX Sports created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.

The hosts even made it into the quarterfinals, alongside Norway; world champions Spain eased through Group B with three wins from three, with Italy joining them; Sweden beat Germany to top spot in Group C; while France and England made it from Group D, with Netherlands heading home early.

The group stage of the Women's European Championship which finished on Sunday had record-breaking attendances with close to half a million fans attending games, and 22 of the 24 of them sold out.

However, if the group stage has set the tone, this tournament will be reflected upon as a roaring success. The group stage attendance record has been broken, with 461,582 fans piling in, and more records are set to tumble.

Jule Brand, Lauren James, Claudia Pina and Delphine Cascarino are all among the scorers of some of the best goals of the group stage at Uefa Women's Euro 2025.