Drawn into the tough Group C after earning their first-ever spot in the European Championship with a hard-earned victory over Austria, the girls are now preparing to make their historic debut on the continental stage.
The tournament, which will be held in Switzerland, kicks off on July 2, with Group C matches set to take place in Sankt Gallen and Lucerne.
Poland, currently ranked 28th in the FIFA standings, will begin their campaign on July 4 against Germany — the runners-up at Euro 2023 and currently ranked 3rd in the world.
Poland’s next two group-stage matches will be just as tough. On July 8, they will face Sweden, ranked 5th globally, before taking on Denmark, currently 12th in the FIFA rankings, on July 12.
These three heavyweights make Group C one of the most competitive in the tournament.
But with coach Patalon at the helm, the Polish side will aim to gain experience, build confidence, and perhaps even cause an upset or two.
UEFA Women’s Euro 2025: Full Group Draws
Group A: Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, Finland
Group B: Spain, Italy, Belgium, Portugal
Group C: Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Poland
Group D: France, England, Netherlands, Wales
The tournament will run from July 2 to July 27, offering Poland a chance to take on Europe’s elite and potentially leave their mark on the competition.
