Lauren Hemp has vowed England won’t be complacent against Wales and said the Lionesses are treating the Euro 2025 clash as a “derby” as the holders look to advance to the quarter-finals.

The easiest route for England to advance is to win on Sunday. A win will guarantee the Lionesses a spot in the quarterfinals, and potentially even leapfrog them into the top spot in Group D if the Netherlands also beat France by enough goals for England to overtake France on goal difference. As it stands, England is behind France by one goal.

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Football betting sites all have England to win at odds of 1/18 and you can get 50/1 on Wales and 16/1 on a draw in the latest Women’s Euros odds. England vs Wales prediction 1: England to win by four or more goals - 5/4 Bet365

England forward Lauren Hemp has praised the expected record-shattering one-million-pounds ($1.35 million) transfer of Olivia Smith, saying it highlights the growth of the women's game.

England Women will lock horns with Wales Women on the final matchday of the Women's European Championship group stage. The Lionesses enter Sunday's fixture with a strong chance of reaching the knockout rounds, while the Dragons require a miracle to progress to the quarter-finals.

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On July 9 in Zürich, Switzerland, England will go up against the Netherlands in UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, with a start time of 12 p.m. ET. Which team will finish on top? Keep reading to see our prediction. FOX Sports created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.

Follow live updates as defending champions England begin their UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 campaign against France

Keira Walsh reduced the deficit three minutes from time but it wasn't enough to prevent England from becoming the first titleholder to lose its opening match at a women’s Euros.

Lionesses’ coach Sarina Wiegman said she “felt tension” before England's bounce back Euros win against the Netherlands. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday (9 July), the Dutch captain said she found it “hard” after the England Women’s team lost 2-1 to France on Saturday (5 July).