UEFA Women's Euro: List of all winners

Germany’s women’s team boast the most Euro trophies.

The primary tournament in women’s association football between national teams of the UEFA confederation is the UEFA European Women’s Championship, usually known as the UEFA Women’s Euro. It is held every four years, and one year after the men’s UEFA European Championship. It was first held in 1984.

The tournament is the UEFA European Championship’s counterpart. England, who claimed the trophy in 2025, are the current champions. With eight titles, Germany are the most dominant country in the tournament’s history.

England won the 2022 UEFA Women’s Euro after defeating Germany. The victory was England’s women’s first big competition win. Today, July 27, the 2025 final saw them retain the title.

Since Germany’s six continuos wins at the Euros, there have only been three events, in 2017, 2022 (being postponed from 2021 because of the COVID-19 epidemic) and 2025. The Netherlands and England, the hosts, respectively, won the first two. In 2025, which was held in Switzerland, England retained their crown after the game went to penalties (3-1).

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It had been a long time coming for the latter. It appeared to be a question of when rather than if for the English, who had previously finished as runners-up twice and made the last four three times.

Only five nations have had their names inscribed on the trophy thus far, although 2025 presented Spain with a chance to be another name in the annals of history. With this, we take a look at the winners of the UEFA Women’s Euro since its inception.

UEFA Women’s Euro: List of all winners

2025: England

2022: England

2017: Netherlands

2013: Germany

2009: Germany

2005: Germany

2001: Germany

1997: Germany

1995: Germany

1993: Norway

1991: Germany

1989: West Germany

1987: Norway

1984: Sweden

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