England fans show passion ahead of Euro 2025 semi-final

I’ve never been to Geneva before, but I dream that the big crowds that stand outside a pub in the city and standing in a sunny, hot Tuesday afternoon are not norms.

I come to the cheers “com on England” accompanied by a drum, then shouting “Sarina” by respecting the trumpet song and the UK manager Sarina Wiegman.

First of all, I met Lisa and Jen in Geneva since Thursday, after a four -day walk in the Alps.

Lisa, who is 50 years old next week and beats Italy in the final, celebrated the milestone on the same day in the final, “a little more busy here, but we really enjoy it,” he says.

“The fingers passed,” he says.

Both women say that they are very excited to support the team among those who are lucky enough to buy tickets in the semifinals.

“I will probably be quite emotional, or he says.

I am also looking forward to watching the semifinal match in the stadium, all of which met Kerry, Chrissy and Charlotte, who all met as a result of the tournament.

“Everyone is really friendly, so you can only talk to everyone, Chris says Chrissy.

“It was more emotional than I expected. Last week’s game [the quarter-final] He really took off us, “he adds.

Chrissy is not alone in feeling that the quarter -final match against Sweden is difficult for the nerves. The other UK fans I talked to described as a “emotional rolecoaster”, but they are very excited that the lions are on the top.

Charlotte said that when England defeated Germany, when he joined the Euro 2022 finals, he developed a real love of sports.

“I’m really excited to reconsider these feelings, and this time it will be really passionate about it, or he says.

It was also Stephen, who said that he believed that he believed that he believed that he had done a great job as Manishh and Switzerland, who lived in Bern, the Swiss city of Bern, and Switzerland, who lived in British and Switzerland.

“A great place. A great country, great people, wonderful hospitality, great.”