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SUMMARY:UEFA Women's Euro 2022
DESCRIPTION:UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 is an international women’s football competition\, contested by members of the European football governing body\, UEFA and first held in 1982. The current holders are the Netherlands\, who won the first title on home soil after defeating Denmark in the Final of the 2017 competition. \nThe Euros are usually held every 4 years but the 2022 edition was postponed by a year due to the knock on effect of the Covid-19 pandemic and potential clashes with other major tournaments such as the Summer Olympics and UEFA Euro 2020 and will now be held from the 6th to the 31st July 2022. \n\nWhere is the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022?\nThe tournament will be held in England\, who will be holding the tournament for the second time after also hosting in 2005. The 10 venues that will be used are: \n\nLondon – Wembley Stadium (Capacity – 90\,000)\nLondon – Brentford Community Stadium (Capacity – 17\,250)\nManchester – Old Trafford (Capacity – 74\,879)\nManchester – Manchester City Academy Stadium (Capacity – 7\,000)\nSheffield – Bramall Lane (Capacity – 32\,702)\nSouthampton – St Mary’s Stadium (Capacity – 32\,505)\nBrighton and Hove – Falmer Stadium (Capacity – 30\,750)\nMilton Keynes – Stadium MK (Capacity – 30\,500)\nRotherham – New York Stadium (Capacity – 12\,021)\nLeigh – Leigh Sports Village (Capacity – 12\,000)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWho is competing in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022?\n16 teams compete in the UEFA Euros\, with the host team qualifying automatically. For the 2022 tournament\, 47 European teams (excluding England) entered the qualification process with a group stage that would see nine group winners and the three best runners-up qualify for the Finals\, while the remaining six runners-up advanced to the play-offs to determine the last three places. The qualifiers are: \nEngland (hosts)\, Germany\, Netherlands\, Denmark\, Norway\, Sweden\, France\, Belgium\, Iceland\, Spain\, Finland\, Austria\, Italy\, Russia\, Northern Ireland and Switzerland. \n\nHow do I get tickets to the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022?\nTicket information for the UEFA Euros will be available on the official UEFA website. Tickets for the 2022 tournament are due to go on sale following the Final’s draw. \n\nFurther Information\nUEFA European Women’s Championship Official Website
URL:https://mysportstourist.com/sportsevent/uefa-womens-euro-2022/
LOCATION:England\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Football
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