Sweden vs England Betting Odds | UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Quarterfinals

England is set to meet Sweden in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 quarterfinals on Thursday, 17th July. Both sides come into this match with strong momentum and impressive form.

Sweden last won the UEFA Women’s Euro in 1984. They have won five Algarve Cups (the last one was in 2022). The Blågults, as the Swedish women’s team is called, are fluid in their attack, and their defence remains one of the best in the competition. In the last 10 years, they have won a silver medal in the Olympic Games (2020), finished third in the FIFA Women’s World Cup (2019 and 2023), and reached the semifinals of the Women’s Euro (2022).

England are the reigning champions of the Women’s Euro (last held in 2022). Before this, they made it to the semifinals in 2017. The Lionesses have had several podium finishes in the FIFA Women’s World Cup as well. They were 3rd in 2015, 4th in 2019, and 2nd in 2023 when they narrowly lost to Spain in the finals.

This season, Sweden has been clinical in the Women’s Euro. They won all three of their Group C matches, scoring eight goals, conceding one, and maintaining two clean sheets. They are averaging 2.6 goals per match.

England has been equally dominant. They finished second in Group D with two wins and a loss. The Lionesses scored 11 goals in three matches, averaging 3.6 goals per match. And just like Sweden, England also managed to keep one clean sheet.

Both teams are strong, and Thursday’s match promises plenty of action. The game kicks off at 8:00 pm BST at the Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich, Switzerland.

Below, we give you the Sweden vs England Women’s Euro 2025 preview, betting markets, and odds.

Sweden Women vs England Women: Form and Head to Head

According to the UEFA Women’s Euro official website, the two sides have faced each other nine times. Sweden won four fixtures, England won two, and three matches ended in a draw. During these matches, Sweden scored 11 goals, while England scored nine.

Their last match was in the 2022 Women’s Euro semifinal. England defeated Sweden 4–0 in a one-sided match and went on to win the trophy.

This season, Sweden has improved its form. They topped their League A Group 4 in the UEFA Women’s Nations League 2025 with 12 points. They will now meet Spain in the semifinals to be played in October. 

In the Euro matches, Sweden aced the qualifiers and group stage matches. Standout performers for the Blågults are midfielder Filippa Angeldahl (3 goals, 1 assist), and strikers Stina Blackstenius (3 goals, 2 assists) and Fridolina Rolfö (2 goals).

Meanwhile, the Lionesses are also in good form. In just three Euro matches, eight players from Team England managed to score a goal. The top scorers are midfielders Georgia Stanway, Ella Toone, and striker Lauren James, who have all scored two goals each.

Recent Results

In their last 10 matches, Team Sweden has had seven wins and three draws. They scored 23 goals, conceded eight, and averaged 2.3 goals per match. The Blågults managed to keep four clean sheets.

Team England registered six wins, three losses, and one draw in their last 10 matches. They scored an impressive 34 goals, averaging 3.4 goals per match. The England women’s team conceded nine goals and kept five clean sheets.

Women’s Euro 2025 Season Highlights

Women’s Euro 2025 Quarterfinals: Sweden vs England Betting Odds

Since this is the knockout round, expectations are high from both teams. They are riding high on their group stage success, so bettors should closely watch the betting lines (markets) for the latest odds.

7bet offers competitive Sweden vs England Women’s Euro betting odds.

Please note, the odds mentioned below are accurate as per the publishing time of the article. Visit 7bet’s Women’s Euro 2025 betting page for the latest odds.

1X2 Odds

The 1X2 market is straightforward, where bettors have to pick one out of three possible outcomes:

• 1: Sweden wins
• X: Draw
• 2: England wins

These odds (accurate to the time of publishing the article) reflect how bookmakers rate each team’s chances. 

The odds are written as fractions – the denominator is the bet amount, and the numerator is the expected return. For example, Sweden’s odds are 5/2, which means you stand to win £5 for every £2, along with your stake (betting amount) back. Similarly, bettors can gain £13 for every £12 wagered on England’s win and £9 for every £4 for correctly predicting a draw.

Upon simplifying the fractions, for every pound, you receive £2.5 for correctly predicting Sweden’s win, £1.08 for predicting England’s win, and £2.25 if the match draws.

Bettors will notice that the returns on England are slightly lower compared to Sweden. That’s because bookmakers offer lower odds when they believe there’s a high probability of that outcome. In this case, England appears to have a slight edge over Sweden.

However, it is important to note that predictions don’t influence the actual outcome. The game could tilt in any direction based on injuries, final lineup, and team news. Moreover, odds are dynamic and keep getting updated regularly. So, it’s important to do your own research before placing a bet on either team. 

Both teams are strong, so be careful when selecting your choice in the 1X2 market. Consider both teams’ current form and head-to-head history.

Double Chance

Double Chance is a variation of the 1X2 market, which allows you to predict two out of the possible three outcomes:

• Sweden or Draw: This bet loses if England wins.
• Sweden or England: You lose if the game ends in a draw.
• Draw or England: This bet loses if Sweden wins.

Your chances of winning in this market are high since you are allowed to cover two out of three outcomes. However, it’s important to note that your payout in this market will be lower compared to the 1×2. That’s because bookmakers lower the odds when the likelihood of a result becomes very high.

The Double Chance bet is a good option if you believe it’s going to be a tight contest and predicting one result will be difficult. However, if one team appears to have a clear edge over the other, then this market isn’t the best bet.

Check both teams’ win-loss-draw record in the last 10 matches. The Swedish women’s team has 7 wins and 3 draws in the last 10 matches, whereas Team England has had 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw in the same period.

Use data to minimise risk. You can consider removing the option of a draw if you feel this may be the least likely outcome.

Draw No Bet

The Draw No Bet (DNB) is yet another variation of the 1X2 market. DNB removes the options of a draw, and in case the match ends level, bets are refunded. For example, if the Sweden vs England final score looks something like 0–0, 1–1, 2–2, or 3–3, you will receive your stake back.

If you back Sweden in the Draw No Bet market, you’ll get £31 profit on a £20 bet (£1.5 for every pound) if they win. Your stake will be refunded if the game ends in a draw. Choosing England at 10/21 odds will give you a return of  £0.47 for every £1 stake.

Handicap Betting Odds

Let’s say a team ranked first plays a team ranked 20th. Expectedly, the odds will be tilted heavily in the first team’s favour, making the match all too predictable. 

So, the bookmaker will give a head start to the weaker team by giving them an advantage called a “handicap”. 

If a team has a positive handicap, it means a fixed number (chosen by you) will be added to their final goal score. The same number will be deducted from the other team, giving them a disadvantage or a negative handicap. Your bet wins or loses depending on the adjusted final score.

Many Sweden vs England betting odds give the handicap edge to Sweden due to England’s strong attacking record.

Here are the key handicap odds to consider for the Sweden vs England match:

Sweden (+0.75) / England (-0.75)

This betting handicap gives an advantage to Sweden. A -0.75 handicap means England must win with at least a +2 goal difference to overcome the gap. This is how the final score will look after adjusting the handicap:

• 2–2 draw: Final score becomes 2.75 (Sweden) – 1.25 (England), giving a win to bets on Sweden.
• 2–1 (England wins): Final score becomes 1.25 (England) –1.75 (Sweden), giving a win to bets on Sweden.
• 3–1 (England wins): Final score becomes 2.25 (England) – 1.75 (Sweden), giving a win to bets on England.

Sweden (-0.5) / England (+0.5)

This is the opposite scenario, where England has the advantage and Sweden has the disadvantage. Sweden will need to win by at least a 2-goal margin to overcome the 0.5 handicap. Here’s how the adjusted score will look:

• 2–2 draw: Final score becomes 1.5 (Sweden) – 2.5 (England), giving a win to bets on England.
• 2–1 (Sweden wins): Final score becomes 1.5 (Sweden) –1.5 (England), giving a win to bets on a draw.
• 3–1 (Sweden wins): Final score becomes 2.5 (Sweden) – 1.5 (England), giving a win to bets on Sweden.

Both Teams to Score (BTTS Odds)

If you are a new bettor, consider the Both Teams to Score (BTTS) market. In this market, the final winner doesn’t matter. Even the final score is irrelevant. Here, you only look at one aspect of the match – whether both teams will be able to score at least one goal during the match. Your bet wins as long as both Sweden and England score.

The “Yes” bets win as long as the final score doesn’t have a zero. For example, if the score is 1–2 or 2–2, your bet wins. However, if the score has a zero, such as 1–0, 0–0, or 2–0, the “Yes” bets lose. The “No” bets are the opposite, where bettors predict that one team will keep a clean sheet.

Both teams’ clean sheet records are important in this market. A clean sheet means the opposition team was unable to score even a single goal against them. Look at how many clean sheets they kept in the last 10 or 20 matches before picking the “Yes” or “No” bets.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

Predict what the final goal total will be. For example, the match ends 2–1 with a win for England. The final goal total is three.

This market is known as Over/Under or O/U. For this fixture, bettors can adjust the goal total line from 1.5 to 4.5. Adjust the OU line higher if you believe we’ll see a high-scoring match. Similarly, bet on a small total if you think both teams have a strong defence.

For example, you predict that both teams will score over 3.5 goals combined. The final total has to be at least 4 for your bet to win. The score should look like 3–1, 3–2, 3–3, or higher for your bet to win.

The winner and the exact match score don’t matter. You just have to predict whether the total will be over or under your chosen number.

Correct Score Odds

Predict the exact score in this high-paying market. Predicting a precise 1–0 win for Sweden will give you £17 for £2 (£8.5 per pound). A 0–1 win for England gives £17 for £3 (£5.6 per pound), and correctly predicting a 1-1 draw gives £9 for £2 (£4.5 for every pound). There are several ways to adjust this line, and you are free to pick any combination of the final score.

Correct Score is one of the riskiest bets under Sweden vs England betting odds, but also offers high potential returns.

Where to Watch Women’s Euro 2025 Live in the UK

The quarterfinal match will be broadcast live for free on BBC Sport and ITV. Highlights and clips are shown on the BBC Sport website, app, and social media platforms.

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