| Host country: England Dates: 6-31 July Venues: Old Trafford, Manchester; St Mary's Stadium, Southampton; Amex Stadium, Brighton; Stadium MK, Milton Keynes; Brentford Community Stadium; Leigh Sports Village; Bramall Lane, Sheffield; Academy Stadium, Manchester; New York Stadium, Rotherham; Wembley Stadium. |
| Coverage: All 31 games will be shown live across the BBC. Click here for more information |
You can watch England play Austria in the Women's Euro 2022.
The final of the World Cup will be played at Wembley Stadium on July 31st.
More than 450,000 tickets for the tournament have been sold so far.
The 31 matches will be shown on the radio.
The entire tournament has been held in England before.
In 2005, Germany defeated Norway in front of 21,105 people at Ewood Park to win the title.
Seventeen years on, Uefa has labelled the 13th edition as the "biggest ever".
Russia has not been allowed to participate in this summer's competition because of the invasion of Ukraine. Portugal took their place.
The tournament is expected to bring in over fifty million dollars to the host towns and cities.
A global television audience of 250 million is expected to watch Euro 2022.
Video assistant referee technology will be used for the first time at a women's European Championship.
The Women's Euros should have been held in 2021.
The 2020 European Championship and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics were both delayed due to the coronaviruses.
Sweden lost on penalties to Canada in the gold medal match of the Women's World Cup in Tokyo a year ago, but moving the Euros to the year 2022.
England was named as a host in the year18. Venues in the North West were used when England hosted the tournament in 2005.
There are no games being held in the North East or the Midlands.
Critics have criticized the decision to use the Manchester City Academy Stadium for the Euros.
The home of Manchester City's women's team is the location of two of the team's group games.
It's disrespectful to women's football because it's so big.
There are more than 600,000 tickets available. The impact report is expected to sell between 425,000 and 525,000.
The previous edition in the Netherlands was watched by over two hundred thousand people.
Ticket prices have been kept low to attract families. They range from £5 to £50 meaning a family of four can watch a match for as little as £30.
Chris Bryant, the head of tournament delivery, wants as many full stadia and as many spectators as possible.
Fans want an event that draws them beyond the Euros.
"We are confident that many matches will be sold out and are looking forward to more than doubling the total attendance of Uefa Women's Euro in the Netherlands," said a Euro 2022.
The tournament has 16 teams before.
In the first six editions, only four countries took part. In 2009, it was up to 12 and then 16 in the following year.
No other country has played in more tournaments than Norway and Italy.
Four different countries have won the women's Euros.
The most successful side in the tournament's history is Germany, who have won eight times. The other countries to win are Norway, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
Six of the world's top 10 are participating, including Sweden, France, Netherlands, Germany, and Spain.
There are four groups of four. It becomes a knockout when the top two go through.
The Lionesses are considered to be one of the favorites this year, as they were five years ago when SarinaWiegman led the Netherlands to European glory.
The Netherlands and Sweden are expected to do well in the World Cup.
The Lyon players that won the European Championship in May are included in the France squad.
Group A includes England, Austria, Norway, and Northern Ireland. The venues are Manchester,Southampton, andBrighton.
Group B includes Germany, Spain, and Spain. There are two venues in Milton Keynes.
Group C includes the Netherlands, Sweden, and Switzerland. There are venues inLeigh andSheffield.
Group D includes France, Italy, Belgium, andIceland. The academy stadium is in Manchester
Alexia Putellas is a Ballon d'Or winner. The best female player in the game. Uefa player of the year Putellas is the heartbeat of the Spanish team.
The inaugural Ballon d'Or winner returned to the international scene in April and is looking to make her mark at Euro 2022.
After helping the Netherlands win the Euro 2017, the Dutch forward wants to add another European title to her resume.
Pernille Harder is the all-time leading scorer and captain of the Danes.
The Manchester City winger, who was named the Women's Super League's young player of the year for a record-breaking fourth season in a row, has been on-fire for club and country.
There is a lot of pressure on the Lionesses to win the European crown.
They finished runner-up to Sweden in the inaugural Women's Euros in 1984 before losing to Germany in the final in 2009.
In February, England won the inaugural Arnold Clark Cup, a competition featuring Olympic champion Canada, Spain and two-time world champion Germany.
The Lionesses will be led by a female.
The event is going to be the biggest of its kind in Europe.
It is going to be exciting but it can cause some stress. We have to accept the expectations.
It's a chance to make people proud.
The future of women's football in Northern Ireland is very bright. In 2004, the national team reformed after being dismantled at the turn of the century.
Northern Ireland have already made it to one of the biggest stages in the sport as a team made up of part time players.
The domestic-based players entered a full-time professional programme.
The team is the lowest ranked in the competition.
In April, he said that women are more emotional than men when discussing his side's loss to England.
He apologized and said he was proud to manage a group of players who were role models for many girls and boys.
Audiences will have access to all of the action, analysis and insight on TV, radio and online during the tournament, which will be hosted by the British Broadcasting Corporation.
The England and Northern Ireland games will be shown on the radio. All 31 matches of the games will be available on the iPlayer. Ian Wright and Alex Scott played for England.
Some games will have commentary on the radio.
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