🏆 Summer fairy tale: Germany to host UEFA Women's EURO 2029 | OneFootball

Germany has been confirmed as the host nation for the UEFA Women's EURO 2029, after winning over rival bids in the selection process.

UEFA's decision is a significant boost for women's football in the country, which already has a strong fan base and a history of international success. The German bid surpassed the individual proposals from Poland and the joint bid from Denmark and Sweden.

The German Football Association (DFB) has set an ambitious spectator goal for the tournament. According to Bernd Neuendorf, president of the DFB, the aim is to surpass a historic attendance figure. "Our goal is to attract more than a million spectators to the stadium for the matches we will host," stated Neuendorf, emphasizing the organization's commitment to the event's popularity and success.

Eight cities will be responsible for hosting the competition's matches. The confirmed venues are Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hannover, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, and Wolfsburg. 

Provisionally, Munich is emerging as the main and favorite venue to host the final of this prestigious continental competition. The choice of Munich, with its modern facilities, symbolizes the magnitude and importance that the DFB wants to give to the decisive match of the UEFA Women's EURO 2029.

This event will not only celebrate football but also leave a lasting legacy in the infrastructure and popularity of women's sports in Germany. The DFB is preparing to organize a tournament that it hopes will be a benchmark in terms of attendance, atmosphere, and quality of play, solidifying its position as a powerhouse in women's football.

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