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Germany Secures UEFA Women's EURO 2029 Hosting Rights

12/4/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Germany has been awarded hosting rights for UEFA Women's EURO 2029, defeating bids from Poland and a Denmark–Sweden joint proposal.
The tournament will be staged in eight cities, including Munich and Frankfurt.
Organizers expect to sell over one million tickets, potentially marking the first profit for the Women's Euros.
Germany hosted 2024 men's Euros, and the event aims to set attendance records, with Munich's Allianz Arena as the largest venue.

History

Historical Context

The UEFA Women's EURO 2022, hosted by England from July 6 to 31, marked a significant milestone in women's football, attracting over 500,000 attendees. Following England's previous hosting in 2005, the tournament aimed to enhance the sport's visibility and investment, reflecting a broader trend since the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, which saw the U.S. team win their third title.

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Story summary

Germany has been awarded hosting rights for UEFA Women's EURO 2029, defeating bids from Poland and a Denmark–Sweden joint proposal.
The tournament will be staged in eight cities, including Munich and Frankfurt.
Organizers expect to sell over one million tickets, potentially marking the first profit for the Women's Euros.
Germany hosted 2024 men's Euros, and the event aims to set attendance records, with Munich's Allianz Arena as the largest venue.

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