New research suggests that football can have a greater positive impact on the self-confidence of teenage girls than other popular sports. The largest study of its kind was recently conducted by UEFA and an elite group of specialists¹ to investigate the effect football has on the psychological and emotional state of girls and young women
Players and clubs give support to UEFA’s No to Racism campaign at 60 matches across Europe. The UEFA No to Racism campaign is once more ready to challenge discrimination with the backing of star names, top clubs and – for the first time ever – the UEFA Women’s Champions League. The campaign traditionally takes place
Group A: Israel, Sweden, France, Denmark Group B: England, Germany, Spain, Norway Fixtures: 15 July 2015 18.30 France v Denmark 19.10 Israel v Sweden 18.30 England v Germany 18.30 Spain v Norway 18 July 2015 18.30 Sweden v Denmark 20.15 Israel v France 18.30 England v Spain 18.30 Germany v Norway 21 July 2015 18.30
UEFA European Women’s Under-19 Championship Finals 2015 Group A: Israel, Sweden, France, Denmark Group B: England, Germany, Spain, Norway 15 July 2015 Israel v Sweden France v Denmark England v Germany Spain v Norway 18 July 2015 Sweden v Denmark England v Spain Germany v Norway Israel v France 21 July 2015 Denmark v Israel
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