Norway, UEFA Women's Euro and Iceland
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On July 10 in Thun, Switzerland, Norway will go up against Iceland in UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, with a start time of 3 p.m. ET. Who's walking away with the W? Check out our prediction below. Vilde Boe Risa has tallied one assist for Norway in UEFA Women's Euro, but has not scored a goal.
Round-by-round record What is Norway's record in Women's EURO quarter-finals: W2 L0 What is Norway's record in Women's EURO semi-finals: W6* L3 What is Norway's record in Women's EURO third place play-offs: N/A What is Norway's record in Women's EURO finals: W2 L4
Norway Women will attempt to maintain their perfect record at Women's Euro 2025 when they take on Iceland Women in Thursday's meeting at Arena Thun. The two-time European champions have already won Group A, while Iceland have been eliminated following back-to-back defeats.
With the 2025 European Championship group stage about to end, there is still plenty of potential for drama. Six teams are battling for the four remaining spots in the quarter-finals going into the last round of group fixtures, which runs from July 9-13. This is how each group could pan out.
A late solo strike by Norway forward Caroline Graham Hansen secured a 2-1 victory against Finland in the Women's European Championship on Sunday, as the twice champions took a big step towards qualifying for the quarter-finals.
Caroline Graham Hansen's extraordinary late winner sealed a quarter-final place for Norway as Group A winners despite another fine Finland display.
The Norway team at the Women’s European Championship is captained by the first Women’s Ballon d’Or winner, Ada Hegerberg, and led by a female federation president, Lise Klaveness, who is one of just three such leaders among the 55 UEFA member countries.
Norway Women and Finland Women will both be targeting back-to-back victories when they face off in Sunday's clash at the Stade de Tourbillon. Finland edged out Iceland in the opening game of Women's Euro 2025, while Norway came from behind to beat tournament hosts Switzerland.
Norway defender Maren Mjelde had no issue handing over the captain's armband to Ada Hegerberg ahead of the Women's Euros, and the striker responded by scoring a vital equaliser in their side's 2-1 Group A win over hosts Switzerland that puts them firmly in control of their own destiny.