Summary
Germany will host the Women's European Championship in 2029, as announced by UEFA. Germany won the bid over Poland and a joint bid from Denmark and Sweden. The tournament will involve 16 teams playing in eight German cities.
Key Facts
- Germany will host the Women's European Championship in 2029.
- UEFA, the governing body of European football, made the announcement.
- Germany's bid won over proposals from Poland and a joint Denmark-Sweden bid.
- The tournament will include 16 national teams.
- Matches will take place in eight German cities: Cologne, Dortmund, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hanover, Leipzig, Munich, and Wolfsburg.
- Portugal and Italy withdrew their bids to focus on other future events.
- Germany has hosted this tournament twice before, in 2001 and 1989.
- Germany received 15 votes during the bid process, while Denmark and Sweden received two, and Poland received none.
