Wales fans celebrated as they made their tournament debut, but they were no match for Netherlands. Here's what you need to know from Saturday's Euro 2025 action.

Wales coach Rhian Wilkinson and midfielder Angharad James have celebrated their country’s first ever press conference at a women’s major tournament at Euro 2025.

Wales are making their long-awaited debut at a major women’s tournament, but they’re determined not to be tourists in Switzerland. Inspired by the men’s run to the Euro 2016 semi-finals, Rhian Wilkinson’s side believe they can reach the knockout rounds—even from a daunting group featuring England,

Wales' most-capped player Jess Fishlock says her side "will figure it out," after suffering a 3-0 defeat to the Netherlands in their first major tournament match.

Wales' women were beaten 3-0 by Netherlands on their first ever appearance at a major tournament. According to UEFA figures, 3,800 Welsh fans made the trip to Lucerne to soak in the atmosphere, a figure seven times bigger than the previous record for travelling fans.

The dream start to the Netherlands' EURO 2025 campaign, with three goals, is now a reality. Vivianne Miedema opened the scoring, Victoria Pelova scored the second and Esmee Brugts closed the account