UK unveils bid for 2035 women’s football World Cup with 15 cities and 22 stadiums in mix
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- The UK has officially submitted a bid to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup, featuring 15 cities and 22 stadiums, with a final selection expected to narrow down to between 14 and 16 venues. The Football Association (FA) highlighted that 63 million people live within two hours of the proposed venues. Ellen White, England's record goalscorer, expressed her excitement about the bid, likening it to her experience at the 2012 Olympics with Team GB.
- This bid represents a significant opportunity for the UK to showcase women's football on a global stage, potentially enhancing the sport's profile and inspiring future generations of female athletes. The involvement of all four nations—England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales—demonstrates a united front in promoting women's sports and fostering national pride.
- The bid comes at a time when women's football is gaining momentum, with recent successes in international competitions and increased visibility. Additionally, the qualification draws for the men's World Cup highlight the competitive spirit within the UK, as teams like Scotland and Wales aim for their own successes. This context underscores the growing importance of football in the region, both for men and women, as they seek to inspire the next generation of players.
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