Who will clinch the Euro 2022 title at Wembley on July 31st? That’s the million dollar question right now as the start of the 16-team tournament gets closer. 

Kick-off will be at Old Trafford on Wednesday, with hosts England taking on Austria in front of a sell-out crowd. 

Matches will then take place at 10 venues across the UK, including the Manchester City Academy Stadium and St Mary’s Stadium. But all roads lead back to Wembley, where the final will be held at the end of the month. 

Who will win Euro 2022?

It’s incredibly difficult to predict the winner of Euro 2022 – there are at least six teams who could go all the way. 

England will be hoping to capitalise on the home advantage, but will be challenged by Norway, Spain, Germany, France and Sweden. It would also be foolish to write off the defending champions, the Netherlands. 

So yes, it’s hard to say who will be basking in European glory come the end of the summer. But we’ve given it a good go, predicting the outcome of every single match at Euro 2022. 

England training for Euro 2022

Group stages one:

Group A: England 3 – 0 Austria

Group A: Norway 2 – 0 Northern Ireland

Group B: Spain 2 – 0 Finland

Group B: Germany 3 – 2 Denmark

Group C: Portugal 0 – 2 Switzerland

Group C: Netherlands 1 – 4 Sweden

Group D: Belgium 0 – 1 Iceland 

Group D: France 2 – 1 Italy 

Sweden women's football

Group stages two:

Group A: Austria 2 – 1 Northern Ireland

Group A: England 1 – 1 Norway

Group B: Denmark 2 – 0 Finland

Group B: Germany 2 – 2 Spain

Group C: Sweden 1 – 0 Switzerland

Group C: Netherlands 1 – 0 Portugal

Group D: Italy 1 – 2 Iceland 

Group D: France 2 – 0 Belgium

Germany and Switzerland women's football teams

Group stages three:

Group A: Northern Ireland 0 – 3 England

Group A: Austria 1 – 2 Norway

Group B: Finland 0 – 3 Germany

Group B: Denmark 3 – 4 Spain 

Group C: Switzerland 1 – 0 Netherlands

Group C: Sweden 3 – 0 Portugal

Group D: Iceland 1 – 3 France

Group D: Italy 2 – 1 Belgium

Netherlands women's football team

Group A:

  1. England – 7 points (6GD)
  2. Norway – 7 points (3GD)
  3. Austria – 3 points (-3GD)
  4. Northern Ireland – 0 points (-6GD)

Group B:

  1. Germany – 7 points (4GD)
  2. Spain – 7 points (3GD)
  3. Denmark – 3 points (0GD)
  4. Finland – 0 points (-7GD)

Group C:

  1. Sweden – 9 points (7GD)
  2. Switzerland – 6 points (2GD)
  3. Netherlands – 3 points (-3GD)
  4. Portugal – 0 points (-6GD)

Group D:

  1. France – 9 points (5GD)
  2. Iceland – 6 points (0GD)
  3. Italy – 3 points (-1GD)
  4. Belgium – 0 points (-4GD)

Group A and B will be very tight at the top, with the top two teams both finishing with the same amount of points. It will be England and Germany that boast a superior goal difference, going through as respective group winners. 

I’m predicting Switzerland to cause a bit of an upset in Group C and end the Netherlands’ title defence in the group stage.

Group D will be fairly straightforward. A narrow victory for Iceland over Italy will see the country finish as group runners-up and progress into the knockout stage for the second time in their history.

Euro 2022 sign
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - JUNE 27: UEFA Women's EURO England takes over Manchester Welcome Sign to welcome the Belgium, Iceland and Italy national teams heading there ahead of the tournament kicking off on 6 July, image released June 28, 2022 in Manchester, England. (Photo by George Wood/Handout via Getty Images)

Quarter-finals:

England 2 – 2 Spain (AET) – England win 4-2 on penalties

Germany 1 – 2 Norway

Sweden 3 – 1 Iceland

France 1 – 0 Switzerland

England will make it through to the Euro 2022 semi-finals, but it won’t be an easy ride. A draw against a Spanish side stacked with talent will result in a penalty shoot-out, with the Lionesses emerging triumphant. 

Norway, led by Ada Hegerberg, will spring a surprise against Germany, while Sweden will continue their excellent form in the group stage with a confident victory against Iceland. 

France will look less than convincing against Switzerland in their quarter-final, but they will make it through regardless. 

Sweden women's football team

Semi-finals:

England 2 – 3 Sweden

Norway 2 – 1 France

Is it coming home? Unfortunately, in these predictions, it is not. It will be heartbreak for England in the semi-finals, despite a gutsy performance against Sweden. 

Norway will continue to impress, defeating France to set up a Scandinavian final at Wembley. 

Final:

Sweden 2 – 0 Norway

Sweden missed out on Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 last year, falling to Canada in the final, but this summer they will not be the side losing out. 

Stars such as Stina Blackstenius, Fridolina Rolfö and Magda Eriksson will inspire the Swedes to a comfortable victory against Norway.

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