History made! The group stage of Euro 2025 broke attendance rekord
- The group stage of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 in Switzerland drew an unprecedented 461,582 fans across 24 matches—the highest ever for a Women’s Euros group stage. Impressively, 22 of the 24 matches sold out, highlighting the tournament’s soaring popularity.
- 34,165 spectators at Germany vs. Denmark in Basel—the largest non-host nation group-stage crowd in Switzerland.
- 34,063 fans for Switzerland vs. Norway in Basel, marking the record attendance for a Swiss women’s football match.
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