I’m surprised! I was trying to get tickets for the kids and me to see an England women’s match, and all three (France, Netherlands and Wales) are sold out. I figured it would be easy, given the previously lower attendance at women’s tournaments, but Switzerland seems to be breaking that pattern.
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Too late for today but resale/return tickets are released every day at 11am on the UEFA site. We picked up two tickets for today’s game on Tuesday. Try in the morning for Wednesday’s game
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I was checking/refreshing the tickets page this morning for England v France. A few isolated seats did pop up but not 3 together or nearby, and they were mainly in the France supporters stands.
I imagine it is more enjoyable to see the match with the kids – yet, I don’t expect to see hooliganism on the women’s tournament…oder?
I am volunteering in Fan Zone in Thun and it is great to see so many families from Scandinavia for now (we had Iceland vs Finland match) and a lot of jung girls (even local) who play football.
And the fan walk from city center to the stadium of match day was great to see. No hooligans…and we didn’t expect them
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We have both the Norway and Denmark teams staying in Neuchâtel and it was lovely to see all the fans waiting to see the Norwegian team as their bus arrived back at the hotel from training just now.
The teams are both training at local grounds and had a couple of open training sessions which were packed with young supporters and lots of young girls in particular.
I don’t associate hooliganism with women’s football but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
The fact that we’ve never heard of it would suggest that it’s pretty rare, if it even happens at all.
I imagine there are some die hard football hooligans who would like to cause trouble whatever, they don’t are about the football they’re just there for the fights.
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We saw lots of fans, mostly families and couples, from the Netherlands and Wales in Luzern this morning, based on the colorful bucket hats and orange shirts.
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