Setting a legacy
Sport England to help more women play football with £1m investment into EURO 2022
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Women's EURO set for 2022
The UEFA Women's EURO 2021 in England has been postponed until the summer of 2022
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EURO 2022 Q&A
Our director of women's football Sue Campbell and UEFA's Nadine Kessler on EURO 2022
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About UEFA Women’s EURO 2022
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UEFA EURO 2022 host stadiums
Brighton & Hove Community Stadium
Hosted matches in the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup
Brentford Community Stadium
Just north of the River Thames near Kew Bridge
Wembley Stadium
The 80,203 crowd for the 2012 Olympic women's football final is a European record for the female game
Manchester City Academy Stadium
Part of a complex that also includes 14 full-size training pitches
Stadium MK
England's women and men's U21s have played there several times
St. Mary’s Stadium
The name honours St Mary's Church which is near the stadium
Old Trafford
Opened in 1910 as the home of United, the UK's largest club stadium
Leigh Sports Village
Opened in 2008 as a home for Leigh Centurions, and later a 2013 Rugby League World Cup venue
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UEFA Women's EURO 2022
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