Norway's Ada Hegerberg leads team to 2-1 victory over Switzerland despite missed penalty in Women's European Championship.

BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — Switzerland coach Pia Sundhage says the country has a “fantastic future” in women’s soccer thanks to several young players hoping to make their mark at the European Championship.The 18-year-old Barcelona forward Sydney Schertenleib is arguably the best known, but there are others as well.Fellow forward Iman Beney was signed by Manchester City last month, and midfielder Noemi Ivelj’s performances for Zurich Grasshoppers prompted Eintracht Frankfurt to sign her for the Bundesliga. Both players are only 18.Forward Leila Wandeler, 19, was a surprise call-up by Sundhage after making her breakthrough at Lyon last season.“Switzerland has a fantastic future,” Sundhage said Tuesday on the eve of the team’s Euro 2025 opener against Norway. “If you look at those players … the future is really great. Now we’re just in the mix, so the younger players probably lean a little bit to the experienced players. Both the young players and the most experienced players are important to make that winning mix…