Germany awarded the right to host the 2029 UEFA Women’s European Championship

Germany has officially been chosen as the host nation for the UEFA Women’s Euro 2029. The decision was approved today, December 3, at a meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee.

The results of the vote were announced by UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin during a special ceremony. The German bid won the competition against proposals from the Polish Football Association and the joint bid of the Danish and Swedish federations.

According to Čeferin, all candidates demonstrated a high level of preparation and close cooperation between football associations, government bodies and experts:

“I want to thank all participants for their efforts. Every project stood out for its thoughtful approach and teamwork, inspired by the excellent example Switzerland set last summer. Congratulations to Germany — we look forward to a bright and unforgettable tournament in 2029!”

Where Women’s EURO 2029 will be held

The final tournament, featuring 16 national teams, will take place in eight German cities:

• Cologne — Cologne Stadium

• Dortmund — BVB Stadion Dortmund

• Düsseldorf — Düsseldorf Arena

• Frankfurt — Frankfurt Arena

• Hanover — Niedersachsenstadion

• Leipzig — Leipzig Stadium

• Munich — Munich Football Arena

• Wolfsburg — Wolfsburg Arena

The tournament is scheduled for summer 2029.

UEFA appoints hosts for youth tournaments up to 2029

At the same meeting, the UEFA Executive Committee approved the host nations for the final stages of the European Youth Championships for girls and boys.

Women’s Under-17 Championship:

• 2028 — Belgium

• 2029 — Türkiye

Women’s Under-19 Championship:

• 2028 — Portugal

• 2029 — Italy

Men’s Under-17 Championship:

• 2028 — Lithuania

• 2029 — Moldova

Men’s Under-19 Championship:

• 2027 — Czechia

• 2028 — Bulgaria

• 2029 — Netherlands