The women’s Eurocup that will be played in England in 2022 will put on sale some 700,000 tickets from the middle of next February, with prices that will vary from five pounds (5.79 euros), the cheapest, to 50 (57.96 euros). ) the masks.
UEFA presented the legacy and ticket program for the 31 matches that the 16 finalist teams will play in ten venues in nine English cities, with the opening at Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester and the final in London at Wembley.
More than half a million tickets will cost £ 25 or less and there will be special prices for families of four – two adults and two children under the age of 16.
UEFA hopes that the next Eurocup will set new records in attendance figures, surpassing the 41,301 fans who attended the 2013 final in Solna and the 80,203 who attended the London 2012 Olympic final at Wembley and which so far is the best mark of a women’s match in Europe.
“We are going to fill the stadiums, we are going to sell out the tickets for the games, the fans are going to come from all over England, from all over the UK, from Europe and beyond. And when we do, we will have left the impression needed to amplify the efforts that have already been made to leave a legacy in England and beyond, ‘said Nadine Kessler, UEFA Women’s Football Officer.
Kessler also highlighted the UEFA-supported legacy program, which sets out plans in the nine host cities to offer 500,000 opportunities involving girls and women in football by 2024.
The English Federation (FA) has in turn committed to ensuring that 75% of schools offer equal access to girls to play football in physical education classes and that 75% of all grassroots football clubs have at least one women’s team, so that 1,000 clubs can offer a full and accredited career for girls. EFE (HN)