With the group stage of Euro 2025 nearly over, here we take a look at which players are one yellow card away from a one-game suspension.
Euro 2025: The England star who could miss the semi-finals with one more yellow card
Ella Toone is the only England player currently at risk of a one-game suspension if she picks up another yellow card.
The Manchester United star picked up the yellow card during her cameo off the bench in England’s opener against France.
Should Toone pick up a yellow card against Sweden, she will miss the semi-finals should England progress.
There a number of other notable names who are one yellow card away from a suspension at Euro 2025.
Spain pair Laia Aleixandri and Ona Battle could miss the semi-finals if they get a yellow card vs Switzerland.
Spain might not want to risk playing pair Laia Aleixandri and Ona Battle in their final group game against Italy.
Germany and France have three players at risk of missing the semi-final. However, Italy are the natin with the most players at risk with four.
Euro 2025: Players who are one yellow card away from suspension
Group A
Norway
- Thea Bjelde
Switzerland
- Geraldine Reuteler
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Smilla Vallotto
Group B
Italy
- Lucia Di Guglielmo
- Manuela Giugliano
- Sofia Cantore
- Martina Lenzini
Spain
- Laia Aleixandri
- Ona Batlle
Group C
Germany
- Rebecca Knaak
- Sarai Linder
- Snoeke Nusken
Sweden
- Kosovare Asllani
Group D
England
- Ella Toone
France
- Selma Bacha
- Kelly Gago
- Pauline Peyraud-Magnin
When do prior bookings get wiped at Euro 2025?
If a player picks up two yellow cards across the three group games, they are suspended for the quarter-finals.
If they are booked once in the group stage and once in the quarter-finals, they will be suspended for the semi-finals.
Yellow cards that have not led to a suspension are wiped after the quarter-finals, meaning no player will be suspended for the final, unless they receive a red card.
Who is favourite to win Euro 2025?
According to the UK’s top betting sites, Spain are favourites to win Euro 2025.
Spain are priced at 17/20 to win the tournament, ahead of England and France who are both on 5/1.
