UEFA’s head of women’s football Nadine Kessler has hit back at accusations the venues for Euro 2022 lack ambition. (Photo: AFP)
MANCHESTER: UEFA’s head of women’s football Nadine Kessler has dismissed claims European football’s governing body lacked ambition in the selection of venues for Euro 2022, with attendance records for the tournament in England set to be smashed.
Sell-out crowds for the opening game between England and Austria at Old Trafford and the final at Wembley will see the record crowd for a match at a women’s European Championship broken twice.
However, in between those two landmark events on July 6 and 31, the other 29 games will be played in much smaller stadiums.
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