Estonia's women's badminton team concluded the group stage of the European Championships with a narrow 2:3 defeat to Denmark, the defending champions. The Estonian players faced tough competition, with Estonia's top-ranked player Kristin Kuuba losing both her singles match against Line Kjærsfeldt and Helis Pajuste falling to Line Christophersen. Although Denmark secured the overall victory and first place in the group, Estonia managed to win two matches in the doubles category, showcasing their resilience.

In the singles matches, Estonia struggled against Denmark's superior rankings, with three out of four singles matches lost. The team showed potential in doubles play; Kristin Kuuba and Helina Rüütel narrowly won their first doubles match, proving their competitiveness. Additionally, Catlyn Kruus and Ramona Üprus secured a second doubles victory, ensuring Estonia earned two points overall. This performance highlights Estonia's growing presence in badminton, although they ultimately finished fifth in the tournament.

Despite the team's defeat, their performance against a top-ranked opponent indicates promising prospects for future competitions. The close matches reflect the potential for growth and improvement within the national team, as they aim to build on this experience for upcoming championships. The finishing position, while not ideal, provides valuable insights into areas of development for the Estonian badminton program as they work toward future successes.