UEFA Women's EURO

‘A fantastic team performance’ was how Nadine Angerer described Germany’s 1-0 victory over Norway in the final of UEFA Women’s EURO 2013, while team-mates Anja Mittag and Nadine Kessler were quick to praise their captain after she saved two penalties in the match.

In the run-up to UEFA Women's EURO 2013, UEFA.com presents a four-part documentary on the history of the competition starting this week with the story of the early days.

UEFA Women's EURO 2013 comes to an end in Solna on Sunday with all previous attendance records smashed. Tournament director Göran Havik explains how they did it.

Maren Mjelde and Marit Christensen both told UEFA.com of their ‘disappointment’ after losing 1-0 to Germany in the final of UEFA Women’s EURO 2013, before both speaking of their pride at Norway’s performance at the tournament.

Norway women's international Ingvild Stensland gives you her top tips on heading for goal.

In the third part of our history of the competiton we examine Germany's extraordinary dominance, finding out why from coach Silvia Neid and former players Steffi Jones and Inka Grings.

Germany winger Lena Lotzen and Norway defender Maren Mjelde are limbering up for the biggest match of their career today and combine to preview the final for UEFA.com.

Antonia Göransson told UEFA.com that some players have made a name for themselves in Sweden during UEFA Women’s EURO 2013 while Nilla Fischer praised the supporters after defeat by Germany.

Two heroes of Denmark's run to the semi-finals, Stina Petersen and Mariann Gajhede Knudsen recount the highs and lows, the unwashed shirts, the screams and the 'keepers club'.

As they chase a sixth successive competition win, UEFA.com takes a look at Germany’s hopes of success in 2013 with Fatmire Bajramaj.

An elite team of referees are taking charge of the action in Sweden and UEFA.com speaks to two of the most senior – Bibiana Steinhaus and Jenny Palmqvist – about the tournament.

UEFA.com continues its history of the competition with a look at the 1990s, when women's football game of age and the tournament evolved into an eight-team finals with a group stage.

Having surprised at the last two UEFA Women's EUROs, Norway are tipped by many this year and midfielder Ingvild Stensland tells UEFA.com that they have "a good mix".

German women's international legend, Inka Grings, looks back on a goal from the UEFA Women's EURO 2009 final and reveals her advice to improve your heading technique.

Fresh from competing at UEFA Women's EURO in Sweden, Lotta Schelin, Nadine Angerer and Nadine Kessler spoke to UEFA.com about a successful year so far for women's football.