The Women's European Championship group stage concluded with record-breaking attendance figures, attracting 461,582 fans, with 22 out of 24 matches sold out. Notable matches included Germany vs. Denmark, which reached a record attendance of 34,165 for a group game not involving the host nation. Nadine Kessler, UEFA's head of women's football, proclaimed women's football as unstoppable. Euro 2025 has already surpassed ticket sales from previous tournaments, highlighting the growing popularity. Additionally, fan engagement on digital platforms increased significantly, underlining the sport's expanding reach and influence.
The group stage of the Women's European Championship saw record-breaking attendances, with almost 500,000 fans attending, and 22 of the 24 matches sold out.
The Germany vs. Denmark match in Basel drew 34,165 fans, the highest attendance at a group game not involving the host nation, and set a record for women's matches in Switzerland.
Nadine Kessler stated, 'If it was not clear before, it is undeniable now -- women's football is unstoppable and here to stay,' emphasizing the significant growth of the sport.
Before the tournament began, Euro 2025 had already sold over 600,000 tickets, indicating a growing interest in women's football, surpassing previous years.
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