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England are on the back foot at Euro 2025 after an opening defeat to France left the holders in “must-win” territory going into the rest of the tournament.

The action continues on Tuesday and returns to Group C, with Germany and Sweden having the chance to reach the quarter-finals if they can back up their opening wins. Germany, who have lost captain Giulia Gwinn to a tournament-ending injury, take on Denmark in Basel while Sweden face Poland.

Spain ensured their progress through to the quarter-finals on Monday with a 6-2 win over Belgium. Italy are in a strong position to join them but Portugal managed to stay alive in Group B with a late equaliser to avoid elimination in the 1-1 draw in Geneva.

Meanwhile, the Lionesses head into Wednesday’s game against the Netherlands knowing that defeat could result in an early exit from their tournament after a 2-1 defeat to France in Zurich.