Never Gonna Break Her, the official anthem for Cymru at UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 is now available to enjoy on all major streaming platforms.
Cymru’s EURO song is powerfully performed by Liss Jones, a finalist on The Voice UK, and written by Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Wadge.
The result is an anthemic pop song that is full of the same drama the Cymru national team has produced by qualifying for their first ever major tournament.
Never Gonna Break Her’ is an anthem that takes inspiration from the Women’s National Team’s higher purpose: To play for change. To play to inspire. For Us. For Them. For Her. The team’s ‘For Us. For Them. For Her’ tagline acknowledges the past, showcases the present and inspires the future.
Watch the music video
Also released today is the music video to accompany Never Gonna Break Her, which features Liss Jones and represents the story of how this incredible Cymru team will inspire generations to come.
Listen to Never Gonna Break Her
Go and grab your headphones, listen to the anthem, add it to your playlist and get ready to watch Cymru at EURO 2025.
Cymru begin their campaign against the Netherlands in Lucerne on Saturday, 5 July, before meeting France in St Gallen on Wednesday, 9 July. Rhian Wilkinson’s team will return to St Gallen to complete their group stage fixtures against England on Sunday, 13 July.
For Us. For Them. For Her.
The Cymru team’s ‘For Us. For Them. For Her.’ tagline is the inspiration for the song, here are some details as to what each represents.
FOR US: This represents the players currently representing Cymru. They have broken boundaries and made history by qualifying for the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025. This team also made the Women’s World Cup play-offs for the first time in 2022 and the UEFA Women’s EURO play-offs for the first time in 2024. The players use their platform to be role models, aim to create change and inspire children across Wales.
FOR THEM: This represents how the team plays for all the trailblazers who paved the way for the current group of players. These trailblazers, whose names were never printed on the back of a Cymru jersey, fought to increase standards and ensure the FAW recognised them as a national team. They are constantly celebrated and are central to the team’s bold creative campaign on social media.
FOR HER: This represents how the team plays to create change, inspire the next generation and create a more inclusive sport by breaking down barriers that young girls face in football. This Cymru team has already attracted a record-crowd of 16,845 for the EURO 2025 play-off match against the Republic of Ireland at Cardiff City Stadium.
