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The feel-good factor is big at the women's Euro 2025 in Switzerland where full stadiums, short distances and accessible players are making plenty of positive headlines. The quality of play at the 16-team event which runs until July 27 has also won praise,

From England's Sarina Wiegman to Switzerland's Pia Sundhage and Wales' Rhian Wilkinson, the number of female coaches at Women's EURO is at an all-time high.

Law-abiding pedestrians wait for the green woman kicking a soccer ball before they cross the road during the Women’s European Championship.

Switzerland's win over Iceland has them on course for the knockouts. Here's what else you need to know from Saturday's Euro 2025 action.

Nathalie Bjorn, Sweden. In a rotated defence, Bjorn was excellent against Poland, keeping Ewa Pajor quiet and pushing up to press and win the ball high. Only Sweden have yet to concede a goal at Euro 2025.