Women’s Euros: A look at all-time highest attendances

The inaugural Ladies’s European Championships happened in 1984, with Sweden, England, Denmark, and Italy competing in a four-team occasion.

Because the unique match 38 years in the past, the championships have elevated tremendously by way of the variety of competing nations, media consideration, and attendance, and Euro 2022 could be the most important but.

With tickets promoting rapidly with each Wembley and Previous Trafford getting used for Euro 2022, the summer season may see various new attendance data shattered.

Listed below are the attendance data that Euro 2022 will try to interrupt.

1. 41,301 – Germany vs Norway (2013 closing)
2. 29,092 – England vs Finland (2005 group stage)
3. 28,182 – Netherlands vs Denmark (2017 closing)
4. 27,093 – Netherlands vs England (2017 semi-final)
5. 25,694 – England vs Sweden (2005 group stage)
6. 21,731 – Netherlands vs Norway (2017 group stage)
7. 21,105 – Germany vs Norway (2005 closing)
8. 21,000 – West Germany vs Norway (1989 closing)
9. 18,000 – Germany vs Sweden (2001 closing)
10. 16,608 – Sweden vs Germany (2013 semi-final)

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