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And that's all from day three of the 2025 Women's EUROs. Thanks for following along with all of today's action!

Jule Brand's long-range strike was easily the highlight of the night.

FULL-TIME: GERMANY 2-0 POLAND

After a scoreless first-half, Germany showed their class in a dominant second-half display against Poland.

However, the nine-time EUROs champions were certainly tested by a Poland side who are the lowest ranked team in the tournament.

The match heads into stoppage time with four minutes added on.

CHANCE FOR POLAND

Pajor's header forces a stunning reaction save from Berger.

GOAL FOR GERMANY

Lea Schüller doubles Germany's lead as she loses her defender to score a back-post header off of Brand's cross.

CHANCE FOR POLAND

Pajor fires Poland's first shot on target straight at the goalkeeper.

CHANCE FOR GERMANY

Sjoeke Nüsken's unmarked header misses the target after a pinpoint cross from Klara Bühl.

GOAL FOR GERMANY

Jule Brand opens the scoring with a goal of the tournament contender as she cuts in on her left foot and finds the top-left corner with an idyllic strike.

The second-half gets underway with the game still scoreless.

Poland took six first-half shots to Germany's nine, despite having just 32% possession.

HALF-TIME: GERMANY 0-0 POLAND

Poland threatened the heavily-favoured Germans in transition throughout the first-half.

However, Germany seemed to regain momentum with several dangerous chances just before the break.

German captain Giulia Gwinn has been forced off with an injury sustained in her goal-preventing tackle. She has been replaced by Carlotta Wamser.

CHANCE FOR POLAND

Ewa Pajor is denied by a well-timed slide tackle from Giulia Gwinn.

Moments later, Poland gave the Germans a scare in transition but were ruled offside following two missed chances.

CHANCE FOR SWEDEN

Jule Brand finds a gap in Poland's defense and forces a near-post save from Ann-Katrin Berger.

While the Germans have dominated possession and chances in the first 15 minutes, Poland have looked energetic from opening whistle.

KICK-OFF

Tournament debutants Poland get the ball rolling against nine-time champions Germany.

The national anthems are underway with kick-off soon to follow!

Here is Poland's starting XI

This is how Germany will lineup

UP NEXT: GERMANY VS POLAND

FULL-TIME: SWEDEN 1-0 DENMARK

After a strong second-half performance, Sweden defeat Denmark to go top of Group C.

However, the Swedes will be hoping to improve their play in the final-third as the tournament progresses.

The match heads into stoppage time with Sweden nine minutes away from a narrow 1-0 victory.

CHANCE FOR DENMARK

Pernille Harder's stunning strike from just outside of the area is denied by the crossbar.

Both sides begin to make chances as Sweden continue their second-half dominance.

CHANCE FOR SWEDEN

Stina Blackstenius' tap-in is denied by a sliding goal-line clearance from Frederikke Thøgersen.

GOAL FOR SWEDEN

Filippa Angeldal opens the scoring with a composed finish into the bottom-left corner, assisted by Kosovare Asllani.

The second-half gets underway with the match still scoreless.

HALF-TIME: SWEDEN 0-0 DENMARK

There were nine first-half corners, but just one shot on target between the two sides in a tight opening 45 minutes.

CHANCE FOR SWEDEN

Filippa Angeldal fires a free-kick towards the top-left corner, forcing an excellent diving save from the Danish goalkeeper.

Crosses and set-pieces seem to be the preferred method of attack for both teams.

But the match remains scoreless after 25 minutes played.

Following the referee's review, no penalty is given.

The referee is heading to the VAR monitor for a potential handball in the box!

KICK-OFF

We're up and running as Sweden get Group C underway.

The teams are heading out for the national anthems with kick-off just moments away!

Denmark head coach Andrée Jeglertz will be hoping for a surprise result against Sweden, particularly as this will be his final tournament in charge of Denmark.

Sweden and Denmark met just a month ago in the UEFA Women's Nations League with the Swedes coming away with a dominant 6-1 victory.

There's a parade of yellow ahead of kick-off!

Here's how Sweden will lineup

Ahead of the match, Denmark have named their starting XI

Welcome to day three of the 2025 Women's EUROs!

First up, Sweden face Denmark at the Stade de Genève.

Later, nine-time champions Germany take on debutants Poland.