England’s Michelle Agyemang has been named Euro 2025’s Young Player of the Tournament, proving that even limited minutes on the field can make a huge impact. At just 19 years old, the Arsenal forward only played 138 minutes in total, but what she lacked in time, she made up for in impressive performances.

Some of Agyemang’s power plays are her two late equalisers. The first was during their quarter-finals match against Sweden, and the second was when they faced Italy in the semi-finals.

Lastly, she played an essential role in winning the trophy during their match with Spain, where England defeated them in a penalty shootout. While Agyemang’s minutes were few, her contributions were unforgettable.

The UEFA Technical Observer Group are the one to decide which award will be given to whom. In an interview, they said that ‘Michelle made a great contribution to help England reach the final,�?which backs their decision to give her the title. ‘She came on and both times got the goals that England needed to get through,�?they added.

Spain also had standout stars like Aitana Bonmati, the Player of the Tournament, and Esther Gonzalez, who finished as the top scorer with four goals in the tournament.

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Sweden is now through to the knockout stages of Euro 2025 after a clear 3-0 win over Poland in Lucerne. They were the better team from the start, attacking down the wings and sending in cross after cross.

Some stand-out plays were from Stina Blackstenius, who gave Sweden the lead in the first half, heading in a pass from Johanna Rytting Kaneryd. In the second half, Kosovare Asllani made it 2-0 with another header. Lina Hurtig then scored from a corner to make it three.

Sweden’s plan worked well, with all three goals coming from headers. Rytting Kaneryd, who plays for Chelsea, was a star on the right side, giving Poland’s defenders a hard time. Blackstenius was also lively, though she missed some good chances.

Poland, which was playing in their first Euros, is now out after losing both games without scoring. They only came close when Milena Kokosz hit the post in stoppage time.

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Norway Women secured their second straight win at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 after thrashing Finland 2-1 on Sunday, July 6. Star winger Caroline Graham Hansen scored a dramatic late goal during the game’s 84th minute.

Hansen's smart cross turned into a goal that directly went into the net. The goal sealed a vital three points for Norway that kept them sitting atop of Group A with six points.

Norway had gone ahead in the first half, thanks to Eva Nyström's own goal in the third minute. However, Finland was able to equalise 30 minutes after. The game was evenly matched for much of the second half. The latter was firm in keeping the former at bay, as Ada Hegerberg’s attempt was blocked by goalkeeper Anna Koivunen.

This win just placed them a step closer to the quarter-finals. With stars like Hansen and Hegerberg leading Norway’s bid for the title, the team is set to flourish in the league. The team is set to face Iceland next on Thursday, July 10.

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