On Friday, July 18, 25,000 Swiss fans marched through the nations capital on the way to Stadium Wankdorf to see their country play in its first-ever Euros quarterfinal against Spain. While that match ended in defeat, and the Women's Euro 2025 host's tournament came to an end in Bern, the scenes and passion epitomized the women's soccer awakening that has taken in place in Switzerland this summer.

So, on this edition of Full Time Euros, it is time to ask what comes next? What will be the legacy of Women's Euro 2025 for Switzerland? And, how has soccer been forever changed in the country?

Also no the show: Four-time European Champion Ari Hingst reflects on Germany's remarkable run to the Women's Euro 2025 semifinals, and how the tournament has changed since she played in it nearly 20 years ago. And, England defender Jess Carter released a statement speaking out about being racially abused online during Women's Euro 2025.

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Articles mentioned on the show:

Switzerland’s fans are on the march. Can they ensure the game really is ‘here to stay’?

Farewell to Portugal’s incredible fans. They deserved better at Euro 2025

Wales fans sing through the night but Euro 2025 elimination is a reality check

Breaking down Ann-Katrin Berger save of the Euros, sending Germany to semi-finals

England to stop taking the knee as Jess Carter subjected to ‘vile’ racist abuse during Euro 2025

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HOST: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

GUESTS: Megan Feringa, Ari Hingst

PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen

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How did they do it? How did Germany and England win two of the most extraordinary quarterfinals in Euro 2025 history, defeating France and Sweden respectively on penalty shootouts?

This edition of Full Time Euros takes you inside those incredible quarterfinals, from Basel and Ann-Katrin Berger's balletic and jaw-dropping saves in the Germany goal. To Zurich, and Lucy Bronze's lesson in leadership and resilience, not to mention her short stint acting as a England's physio.

Jillian Sakovits is joined by Charlotte Harpur, in Basel, and Laia Cervello, in Bern, to breakdown all the quarterfinals.

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Articles mentioned on the show:

Norway 1 Italy 2: Cristiana Girelli’s brace lifts Italy to first Euros semi-final in decades

Breaking down Ann-Katrin Berger save of the Euros, sending Germany to semi-finals

Down to 10 players for over 100 minutes, Germany produced their best Euro 2025 performance

England ‘optimistic’ Leah Williamson will be available for Euros semi-final against Italy

With her trademark shot, Claudia Pina has become indispensable for Spain at the Euros

How England saved themselves at Euro 2025: Blood, sweat, notes and… holding in a wee during the shootout

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HOST: Jillian Sakovits

GUESTS: Charlotte Harpur, Laia Cervello

PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen

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On this week's Full Time, Tamerra Griffin and Meg Linehan take you inside Women's Africa Cup Of Nations. From the press box, to the pitch, to the stands, the community, and the culture, Full Time gets to the heart of what makes WAFCON so unique.

The podcast caught up with African soccer journalist and On The Whistle podcast co-host Alisdair Howorth to talk about the the history, teams and names to watch. Then Nigeria and Racing Louisville forward Uchenna Kanu talks about what it is like to play at WAFCON, and what the competition means to nine-time champions Nigeria. The show closes out with writer Fay Harvey, and photographers Andrea Vilchez and Jinane Ennasri from Football Case Study, who are on ground in Morocco documenting the tournament and what makes its place in world soccer so luminous.

Articles referenced on the show:

NWSL stars Racheal Kundananji, Barbra Banda supercharge Zambia’s attack at women’s AFCON

Brazil’s Marta says 2027 World Cup participation depends on ‘very strong desire to become a mother’

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HOSTS: Tamerra Griffin, Meg Linehan

GUEST: Alisdair Howorth, Uchenna Kanu, Fay Harvey, Andrea Vilchez, Jinane Ennasri

PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen

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