All seven trophy-winning teams at the Women's European Championship since 1997 were led to glory by a female coach.
The streak collectively by Sarina Wiegman, Silvia Neid and Tina Theune is even more impressive because they were always in the minority at Women's Euros where most of the coaches were men.
It's the same again at Euro 2025.
Nine men and seven women are working as head coaches in Switzerland this month. At Euro 2022 there were 10 men and six women.
That's progress, but the majority is still a kind of mansplaining in women's soccer.