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Euro 2025: Unbeaten Spain overcomes Italy which also advances to quarterfinals

Tournament favorite Spain came from behind to beat Italy 3-1 and sweep through Group B at the Women’s European Championship on Friday.

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Soccer-Italy banish old ghosts to make Women's Euro quarter-finals

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Euro 2025: Watch build-up as Spain face Italy - Bonmati starts

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Swiss players revel in historic moment after reaching Euro quarter-finals

"It's a historic moment for the whole of Switzerland. We're showing the whole world what Swiss people can do... it's magical," Xhemaili told Reuters after her goal gave the tournaments hosts a 1-1 dr...

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Beney and Switzerland progress to Euro 2025 quarters

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Swiss move through to Euro 2025 quarter-finals with late Xhemaili goal

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Euro 2025: Switzerland gets late goal to draw with Finland and advance to quarterfinals

Switzerland’s frantic wave of late attacks set up substitute Riola Xhemaili to level the score 1-1 against Finland in the second minute of added time in a tense end to Group A.

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WEURO 2025 RECAP | LATE DRAMA FOR LEHMANN AND CALLIGARIS

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Where to stream Finland vs. Switzerland UEFA Women’s Euro match today

Euro 2025 Daily: Italy run Spain close to qualify; Portugal fall

Italy put in a great performance despite losing to Spain to seal the second qualification spot in Group B. Here's everything you need to know about Euro 2025 action.

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Euro 2025: Portugal stays alive after 89th-minute goal in draw with Italy

Portugal desperately pressed Italy to find the goal to stay alive at the Women’s European Championship and finally got it in the 89th minute from Diana Gomes to secure a 1-1 draw in Geneva.

Conference commits over 10 billion euros to Ukraine rebuilding, Italy says

ROME (Reuters) -Participants in a Rome conference on the economic recovery of Ukraine have pledged over 10 billion euros ($11.7 billion) to help the war-torn country, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday.