With the Women’s Euros 2025 semi-finals approaching, excitement is reaching fever pitch across Europe. Millions of fans are gearing up for match-night rituals - but how much are they paying for those all-important snacks and drinks? And how do prices compare between countries?

We’ve delved into our latest cost of living data to uncover the real price of a Euros night in, and the differences across Europe are striking...

The total cost of a Euros’ night in

For a classic night on the sofa watching the big match - complete with one frozen pizza, two bottled beers, a bottle of wine, a can of soft drink, a chocolate bar, and a bag of crisps - here’s what fans are paying:

The headline? Some countries are getting a much cheaper deal than others - with England fans paying the most, and German fans enjoying the lowest prices.

Breaking down the basket

Let’s take a closer look at how individual items compare:

The result? England fans face a pricier night in

So, as excitement builds ahead of the semi-finals, the cost of a night on the sofa with pizza, crisps, wine, chocolate, soft drink and a beer might leave England fans feeling a little short-changed - before a ball has even been kicked!