Dramatic Own Goal Costs Switzerland in Women's Euro 2025 Opener
Switzerland started strong against Norway in the Women's Euro 2025, leading initially but ultimately losing 2-1 due to an own goal. Norway's Ada Hegerberg scored the equalizer while missing a penalty, then pressure from her led to the own goal. A pivotal VAR decision denied Switzerland a penalty, securing Norway's victory.
Switzerland took an early lead but succumbed to a 2-1 defeat against Norway in the Women's Euro 2025, with a dramatic own goal marking a sour ending for the hosts on Wednesday.
Norwegian captain Ada Hegerberg played a pivotal role, scoring the equalizer and later forcing a critical own goal. Despite multiple opportunities for Switzerland, a combination of missed chances and defensive missteps culminated in their loss.
The Swiss team, led by Geraldine Reuteler's standout performance, fell short of capitalizing on their early dominance. Norway now sits at the top of Group A, with a vital contribution from Hegerberg, despite her penalty miss, ensuring their narrow victory.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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