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UEFA announce new women’s national team competition process

Connected Nations League and European Qualifiers to deliver more competitive matches In line with UEFA’s Women’s Football Strategy: Time For Action and the goal to transform competitions, the UEFA Executive Committee yesterday approved a new and innovative national team competition system that ultimately leads to qualification for the UEFA Women’s EURO or the FIFA Women’s

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Women’s Player of the Year award

The top three nominees for 2021/22 UEFA Women’s Player of the Year award have been announced as well as the nominees for UEFA Women’s Coach of the Year award. Following the announcement last week of the nominees for the UEFA men’s player and coach awards, UEFA has today announced the names of the top three

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The Business Case for Women’s Football

Ground-breaking UEFA report outlines the incredible potential of women’s club and league game in Europe, with commercial value set to reach €686 million by 2033. UEFA today launches The Business Case for Women’s Football, a brand-new, forward-looking and practical report that highlights the potential for growth in the European women’s club and league game over

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UEFA announces Team of the Tournament

UEFA’s Technical Observer panel has released the Women’s EURO 2022 Team of the Tournament, featuring five Germany players, four from England and one each from France and Spain. Four players from UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 winners England and five from runners-up Germany have been named in the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 Team of the Tournament.

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Girlguiding and UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 team up

Girlguiding and UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 announce a one-year partnership to challenge gender stereotypes and help more girls and young women enjoy the beautiful game To mark the partnership, Girlguiding has created a new badge for members to collect New research reveals almost one third (32%) of girls aged 7-17 would like more opportunities to

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