The Halfway Line

5 days ago | thehalfwayline.com | Liberty Simons

In recent years, Sweden have had become the team that are always the bridesmaid, never the bride. Sweden will be eager to turn the tables this summer at Euro 2025. Since their inaugural win of the Women’s European Championship back in 1984, Sweden have come close but never tasted victory again. The side have collected the silver medals three times, in 1987, 1995, and 2001, and bronze four times, in 1989, 1997, 2005, and 2013.

5 days ago | thehalfwayline.com | Bethany Barker

The Iceland Women’s National Team will make their fifth consecutive appearance at a European Championship this summer as Euro 2025 commences in Switzerland. Following a solid qualifying campaign and consistent tournament pedigree, Iceland enters Group A with momentum, belief, and unfinished business from past editions.

1 week ago | thehalfwayline.com | Liberty Simons

Poland are undeniably the new kids on the block ahead of Euro 2025. Qualifying for their first major tournament at the European Championship this summer, the team overcame the odds to see themselves set for Switzerland. With a young squad and a young manager, the Biało-czerwone are gearing up for the biggest summer in their history. The Halfway Line previews the nation ahead of their maiden tournament. Poland’s road to Euro 20252024 was bookended by two extremes for Poland.

1 week ago | thehalfwayline.com | Bethany Barker

With the Women’s Euro summer on the horizon, the Swiss Football Association (SFV) has taken a bold step in shaping the future of women’s football in Switzerland. The ‘Here To Stay’ strategy is designed to foster sustainable growth and ensure long-term progress at both grassroots and elite levels. Speaking at the launch event in Bern in March this year, UEFA Managing Director for Women’s Football, Nadine Kessler, shared her excitement and faith in the tournament.

2 weeks ago | thehalfwayline.com | Liberty Simons

Switzerland midfielder Vallotto signs for Wolfsburg, joining the German giants from Swedish side Hammarby. Smilla Vallotto’s contract with the Frauen Bundesliga outfit runs until June 30, 2028, and she will wear the number 14. The Swiss international joins the She-Wolves after two years in Stockholm with Hammarby. She made 58 appearances for the Bajen, including seeven Champions League appearances. She registered seven goals for the side in her two year stint, and 13 assists.