How many fans are at the Women's Euro 2025? Attendance explained
Your complete guide on how many fans are at the Women's Euro 2025.
Records have already tumbled as fans have flocked to enjoy the festival of football at Euro 2025.
Tournament hosts Switzerland may have fallen to defeat in their Group A opener against Norway, but the attendance of 34,063 was the largest for a women's football match in the country.
Europe's 16 best teams will battle it out for the continental crown over the next month.
Two teams from each of the four groups will progress to the knockout stages, where the countdown to the final at the 38,512-capacity St Jakob-Park in Basel on Sunday 27th July really begins.
Excitement among fans will only rise, and audiences should swell as we near the business end of the tournament.
RadioTimes.com has all you need to know about the Women's Euro 2025, including how many fans there are.
How many fans are at the Women's Euro 2025?
Euro 2025 is pulling attention from fans around the world. 35% of ticket holders are international fans and 114 countries are represented.
Before the start of the tournament, 22 of the 31 games were already sold out and more than 600,000 tickets had been sold – breaking the records set at Euro 2022.
On the topic of ticket sales, UEFA director for women's football Nadine Kessler said: "One of our key goals was to sell out the event. I remember how people laughed when we set this goal, but it's now turning into a reality.
"We set this goal because, for us, it’s the most genuine sign of growth, and of sustainable development. Already, 22 matches (out of 31) are sold out, and 600,000 tickets overall – and that’s without an opening match at Old Trafford or a final at Wembley."
It has been confirmed that the total attendance for the group stages was 461,582 – the most ever at the Euros.
UEFA reportedly expects total attendance in Switzerland to reach 720,000.
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Are there tickets left for the Women's Euro 2025?
Yes, tickets are still available for the Women's Euros 2025.
Tickets are available through UEFA – with those remaining for high-demand matches set to go on sale every day at 10am.
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