Behind the scenes at Euro 2025 with Nina

We are now more than half way through Euro 2025 - can England defend their title and become European Champions again?

It's currently the quarter-finals, with eight teams playing each other to get through to the next stage.

On Thursday night England will face Sweden, and I'll be watching the game from the Letzigrund stadium in Zurich.

I've been out in Switzerland for more than two weeks now, sharing all the action from the tournament with you, the Newsround audience.

But when I'm not on your TV screens, I've been taking the chance to soak it all in. I've picked out some of my favourite things from the tournament so far...

The atmosphere

I was lucky enough to meet Kicky, the Netherlands mascot

I have never been to a football tournament before and didn't know what to expect from Euro 2025.

So far I have loved it, especially match days. The atmosphere is electric, with loads of people passionately cheering on their countries.

All around I can see flags, faces painted in team colours and bucket hats galore.

But it's the noise that really builds the excitement, there are usually people with drums, sometimes even trumpets, to keep the chants going throughout the game.

Fans, fans, fans

I've met loads of Newsround fans whilst being out here in Switzerland

During the competition I have spent time with England, Wales and Netherlands fans and all of them are super supportive of their teams.

In particular it was my first time experiencing the Red Wall, as the loyal fans of Wales football teams are known.

As it was the women's first time at an international tournament, Welsh fans wanted to travel to Switzerland to be a part of that history.

Although they were knocked out at the group stages, the fans I spoke to were very proud of their team and say they have inspired the next generation.

I also was lucky to meet loads of you guys. Lots of Newsround fans have been out enjoying the games, and I got to chat to them about what they enjoy about Newsround, which has been brilliant too.

Switzerland - the host country

Switzerland is quite a small country, found squished between France, Germany, Austria and Italy.

It's known for its wonderful scenery, cheese and chocolate - all of which I have been enjoying whilst out here.

One super cool thing here is that there are free water fountains everywhere, which are for the public to drink from. So whenever you're thirsty from the summer sun, you can easily re-fill your water bottle. Pretty cool!

I hope you're enjoying the tournament as much as I am, I'll keep bringing you all the latest news from Switzerland right here on Newsround.