Norway, two-time European champions, topped Group A with a perfect nine points but showed defensive vulnerabilities by conceding five goals, more than any other group winner. Nonetheless, they’ll rely on seasoned stars like Ada Hegerberg and Caroline Graham Hansen to navigate the pressure.

Holders England, world champions Spain, heavyweights Germany and hosts Switzerland all remain contenders for the title.

Group D action at the UEFA Women's Euro tournament begins Saturday with two exciting matchups, the second one will feature a clash between France and England.