The countdown is on. From 2 to 27 July 2025, Switzerland will host the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, the biggest edition yet of Europe’s premier women’s football tournament. With 16 national teams, world-class players, and a growing global audience, this championship is more than just a sporting event. It’s a statement.
A Golden Era for Women’s Football
Women’s football has evolved dramatically over the last decade. From record-breaking attendances to prime-time broadcasting slots, what was once considered niche is now commanding the global spotlight. UEFA’s investment in the women’s game has helped turn the EURO into a showcase of elite-level competition, tactical sophistication, and emotional storytelling.
The defending champions Spain arrive as favorites, boasting a squad filled with talent like Aitana Bonmatí, Salma Paralluelo, and Alexia Putellas. Names that resonate across borders. But challengers such as Germany, England, France, and Sweden are ready to claim the crown, making this one of the most unpredictable and exciting editions ever.
More Than a Game: Women and Sports Marketing
Behind the rising popularity of women’s football is a powerful engine: sports marketing. Brands are increasingly seeing the value in aligning with female athletes and women’s competitions. Why? Because authenticity, empowerment, and engagement matter.
Women in sports bring diverse narratives, loyal audiences, and emotional connection. Elements modern marketing thrives on. According to Nielsen, 84% of general sports fans are interested in women’s sports, and over 60% believe brands should invest equally in men’s and women’s events.
Real Campaign Spotlight: Nike’s “Dream Crazier”
One of the most iconic campaigns in recent memory is Nike’s “Dream Crazier” (2019), narrated by Serena Williams. While not EURO-specific, the campaign struck a chord globally by highlighting female athletes who broke barriers, challenged norms, and achieved greatness. Despite being called “too emotional” or “too ambitious.”
This campaign proved that investing in women’s sports marketing is not just ethical. It’s effective. Nike saw massive engagement across platforms, and “Dream Crazier” won awards while sparking cultural conversations. It reaffirmed that women and sports are a powerful combination, both socially and commercially.
X (Twitter) + Live Events = Maximum Impact
As the EURO 2025 unfolds, social media (especially X, formerly Twitter) will be at the heart of the conversation. Real-time reactions, goal celebrations, and fan commentary create a live digital stadium where brands, teams, and audiences interact in the moment.
🏆 The #WEURO2025 story starts here 🤩 pic.twitter.com/UWv8kcvLfb
— UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 (@WEURO2025) July 2, 2025
But how do you measure the true impact of a hashtag or campaign during such an event?
Enter Tweet Binder, our hashtag analytics platform tailored for Twitter/X live events. With Tweet Binder, marketers and analysts can track:
- Total tweet volume
- Impressions and reach
- Influential contributors
- Sentiment analysis
- Engagement peaks in real time
Whether it’s the official #WEURO2025 hashtag or a brand (specific campaign like #HerGameToo), Tweet Binder enables sponsors, federations, and media teams to understand the real digital pulse of the tournament. Like this live report that tracks all X posts with #WEURO2025 since de beginning of the tournament:

What to Expect from EURO 2025
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Record Viewership: With expanded media coverage and growing global interest, expect TV ratings and streaming numbers to hit new highs.
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Full Stadiums: Switzerland’s cities (like Zurich, Basel, and Bern) are preparing for packed venues, family-friendly atmospheres, and inclusive fan experiences.
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Corporate Commitment: UEFA and local sponsors are integrating sustainability, equality, and youth engagement into the tournament’s DNA.
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Cultural Influence: From pre-match anthems to post-match memes, the EURO will shape conversations far beyond the pitch.
Conclusion
UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 isn’t just another tournament. It’s a cultural and commercial tipping point. It represents how far women’s football has come and how much farther it can go with the right investment, visibility, and digital strategy.
For brands, media agencies, and fans alike, the message is clear: the time to support, amplify, and invest in women’s sports is now.
Track the conversation. Follow the momentum. Analyze the impact.
Tools like Tweet Binder make it easier than ever to turn live events into lasting data-driven stories.

Maite Muruzabal is an X (Twitter) analytics expert and product marketer with hands-on experience at Tweet Binder. She creates content and resources that help brands track hashtags, analyze audiences, and turn X (Twitter) data into real results.
Passionate about social media marketing and audience intelligence, Maite loves making analytics simple and actionable.