Portugal desperately pressed Italy to find the goal to stay alive at the Women’s European Championship and finally got it in the 89th minute from Diana Gomes to secure a 1-1 draw in Geneva.

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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.

Spoiler alert: Euro 2025 went to a “small country”. The tournament starts on Wednesday, with Switzerland taking on Norway at St Jakob-Park on the opening day. For the next 26 days, Switzerland, a country that shares its borders with Germany, France, Italy, Austria and Liechtenstein, is at the epicentre of women’s European football.

The traditionally green trams of Basel have been dressed in the purple and sky blue of the Women's Euro 2025 logo, while banners draped across buildings in the northwestern Swiss city read "Welcome to the Summit of Emotions,

Switzerland takes on Iceland in Group A action at the 2025 UEFA Women's Euro tournament, a showdown between two competitive European squads looking to start strong.

Norway last lifted the Euros trophy in 1993, and have finished as runners-up on four occasions. Middlesbrough-born Gemma Grainger is in charge of Norway as she leads them in their 13th consecutive Euros - the longest streak of any nation.