Sunday's 2025 Women's Euros predictions, betting odds and tips: Reuteler to cheer up Swiss supporters

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Norway vs Finland
BBC Two, 5pm Sunday

Switzerland vs Iceland
ITV1, 8pm Sunday

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Sunday's Women's Euros predictions

Wednesday's opening game of Euro 2025 was not a classic for neutral viewers but Finland coach Marko Saloranta was delighted with his side's scrappy 1-0 win over Iceland.

The Finns were helped by a 58th-minute red card for Iceland midfielder Hildur Antonsdottir before Katariina Kosola's excellent strike sealed a valuable victory. 

The win over Iceland featured Finland's ninth clean sheet in their last 11 competitive matches and they could prove obdurate opponents for Group A rivals Norway.

Former Wales boss Gemma Grainger steered the Norwegians to a 2-1 opening win over tournament hosts Switzerland but they were far from fluent, especially in the first half.

Norway trailed 1-0 at the break before turning the game around thanks to a header from Lyon superstar Ada Hegerberg and an own goal by Swiss defender Julia Stierli.

Despite Norway's exciting attacking talents, six of their previous seven internationals had finished with under 2.5 goals and that looks a solid bet against Finland.

Finland head coach Marko Saloranta is hoping for a second win at the Euros when his side face neighbours NorwayCredit: UEFA via Getty Images

Switzerland failed to capitalise on their impressive first-half display against Norway so the Euros hosts need to take maximum points against Iceland in their second game.

The underdogs will be missing the suspended Antonsdottir in Bern and there are doubts over Bayern Munich centre-back Glodis Viggosdottir, who went off at half-time against Finland due to illness.

Eintracht Frankfurt wing-back Nadine Riesen scored Switzerland's goal against Norway and her club teammate Geraldine Reuteler is a tempting price to break the deadlock against Iceland.

Reuteler scored in the second minute of April's 3-3 Nations League draw with Iceland although she was sent off after picking up a second yellow card with just over 20 minutes remaining.

She posed a consistent threat to the Norwegian goal on Wednesday, hitting the woodwork with one of her efforts, and should be full of confidence after scoring ten times in 20 Bundesliga starts for Eintracht.

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