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UEFA Women's Euro 2022 Schedule with Live Scores and Results
As you prepare to bet on the biggest women's football tournament in Europe, Oddspedia allows you to get the best value with the latest UEFA Women's Euro odds. The platform provides a choice of resources to help bettors make informed decisions. You will find group tables for the participating teams in the event's different formats. The site also provides match fixtures and results from all the games that will be taking place in England. Betting odds from various bookmakers will help you select favourable prices for your preferred markets. Oddspedia also keeps you updated with fresh news about the Women's Euro tournament.
Today's Euro Matches and Live Scores 19 April
Besides full fixtures, you get UEFA Women's Euro live football scores, as well. The platform compiles all the information that could help you make smart betting decisions. Learn about team standings and match details, such as the cards issued, goal scorers and corners. Stay informed with real-time results for all the participants. The website also provides insights, like teams of the week. You can find the week's matches and live games at the top of the page. UEFA Women's Euro live scores and live odds are critical for in-play betting. They keep you up to date with match progress in case you need to adjust your wager.
Live Streams - Free Viewing
Most top-rated bookmakers offer live streaming for major tournaments like the Women's Euro 2022. With live streams, you can watch matches on the betting website, saving you the trouble of subscribing to a paid channel or streaming on another platform. Oddspedia has links to operators with live streams of the event. Another plus side of live streaming is that it simplifies in-play wagering. Live betting is almost standard in online sports betting. It allows you to wager on results while an event is still ongoing. Therefore, you can place more accurate bets. Thanks to Live Streaming of the games, you get first-hand details about a match.
The 2022 UEFA Women's Football Championship
The 13th edition of the UEFA Women's Euro tournament will be held between 06/07/2022 - 31/07/2022 across different venues in England. Initially slated for July 7 - August 1, 2021, the quadrennial competition had to be moved due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which required the postponement of the UEFA Euro 2020 and the 2020 Summer Olympics to 2021. The championship sees the best female football players fight for the continent's biggest trophy. It's the second time in the championship's history to have 16 teams competing. 48 The Netherlands are the defending champions, having won the 2017 finals at home. England is hosting Women's Euro 2022 across different cities on some of its most popular sites. The finals will be at Wembley Stadium in London. Other locations Other locations are:
- Brighton & Hove Community Stadium
- Brentford Community Stadium
- Bramall Lane (Sheffield)
- Old Trafford (Manchester)
- Manchester City Academy Stadium
- Stadium MK (Milton Keynes)
- St. Mary's Stadium (Southampton)
- New York Stadium (Rotherham)
- Leigh Sports Village (Wigan & Leigh)
Teams
The competition started with 48 UEFA nations competing for 16 spots. Since England is the host country, it qualified automatically, leaving 47 teams to fight for the final 16. The Women's Euro 2022 will see Cyprus participate in a senior women's tournament for the first time. Participants went through the qualifying group stage and later the playoffs. A majority of bookmakers have Spain as the favourite, with Oddspedia currently showing odds of 5.00.
Although La Roja has never lifted the trophy, it has been dominant throughout the campaign, going into the championship with a 21-game unbeaten streak. Hosts, England, are other top contenders. Besides home advantage, the Three Lionesses are under the leadership of Sarina Wiegman, who coached the Dutch to their 2017 triumph. Northern Ireland, playing for the first time in the UEFA Women's Championship, is one of the underdogs. So is Portugal, which replaced Russia when UEFA banned Russian players from the competition.
UEFA Women's Euro 2022 Format
The 13th edition of the Women's European Championship is the second since it expanded to 16 sides. UEFA also did away with the preliminary round, so all teams began at the qualifying stage. From the qualifying group stage, the nine winners from each group and the best three runners-up went into the final tournament directly. The last three picks were determined in the playoffs. Below is the format of the remaining part of the competition, which will culminate at Wembley Stadium.
Group Stage
Oddspedia lists all the 16 sides playing in the Women's Euro 2022 on the sidebar. The final draw for the group stages was on 28 October. 2021 in Manchester, England. Four teams are grouped into four categories. The host took the A1 position, while the rest were placed according to their coefficient rankings. Seedling considered the Women's Euro 2017 finals and qualifiers, 2019 FIFA World Cup and qualifiers and the Women's Euro 2022 qualifying games. Each team will play three group games, with the two leading countries from every group proceeding to the quarter-finals.
Quarter-Finals
The four Quarterfinals will be as follows:
- 20 July - the Group A winner and Group B runner-up will play at the Brighton & Hove Community Stadium, which has a capacity of 31,800.
- 21 July - the Group B winner and Group A runner-up will go head-to-head at the Brentford Community Stadium in London (capacity, 74,879).
- 22 July - the Group C winner and Group D runner-up will compete at Leigh Sports Village in Leigh, whose occupancy is restricted to 8,100 instead of 12,000 due to UEFA's limit on standing capacity.
- 23 July - the Group D winner plays against the Group C runner-up at the New York Stadium in Rotherham (capacity, 12,021).
Semi-finals
The first of the semi-finals will be on 26 July, where the winner of quarter-final 3 plays against the winner of quarter-final 1 at Bramall Lane in Sheffield (capacity, 32,702). Then on 27 July, the winner of quarter-final 4 and the winner of quarter-final 2 will play at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes (capacity, 30,500). All matches will be at 20:00 local time.
Final
The Women's Euro 2022 final will be on the 31st of July at 17:00 (local time) between the winners of the semi-finals. It will be at the 90,000-capacity Wembley Stadium, where the England national team plays its home matches. The winner of the 2022 UEFA Women's Championship will walk away with €16 million in prize money, double the amount offered at the Women's Euro 2017.
Full Women's Euro 2022 Schedule
31 matches will be played during the UEFA Women's Championship, with the opening game, England vs Austria, taking place on 6 July at Old Trafford in Manchester. The platform makes it easy for you to keep up with daily fixtures with a detailed schedule of matches. It has a calendar where you can enter a specific date to see the UEFA Women's Euro fixtures, including the kick-off times and venues. Find out which teams are playing against each other in the group stages, so you can place your bets accordingly.
-Tournament Stats - Team Statistics and Top Scorers 2022
All sports bettors are aware that research is a key element in their betting strategies. Hence, why statistics are so important. Here at oddspedia, we provide up-to-date Euro Women Stats to give up the knowledge to make informed decisions. See below for more information:
Team Stats
You will be aware of how your team is progressing in the tournament by our tables and Euro Women results posted above. But how is the team performing? Check out our Euro Women team stats where they rank in possession and goals per game. Also, you will discover discipline-related stats such as yellow and red cards received plus total cards. We will also provide the team’s total shots and shots on target, which may assist you in some specials.
Player Stats
Player stats are not just about goals and the Euro Women top scorers along with who will claim the golden boot. But overall, will stamina be affected by the number of minutes played? How many chances a player has created for their teammates? Viewing our Euro Women player stats will give you a complete overview of the player.
We have not forgotten about the keepers, you will discover shots faced and clean sheets, as well.
Referee Stats
You may be wondering why we show you Euro Women referee stats, but there are markets available for you to be on refs. Especially, for penalties, he/she has given per game so far allowing you to surmise if one will be awarded in the next game. Betting on cards is also becoming popular, so is why we provide stats on individual referees.
- Yellow Cards Per Game
- Total Yellow Cards Per The Tournament
- Red Cards Per Game
- Total Red Cards
Women's Euro 2022 News
Information makes a lot of difference when betting on sports. Accurate, relevant and timely details enable you to comprehend a betting market, consequently, making educated wagers. For this reason, the comparator provides extensive news on the Women's Euro 2022. The website collects news from all the major outlets. Therefore, you get everything you need in one place, saving time and effort. The site provides today's Euro 2022 highlights, bringing the latest headlines about the competition. Find out about player injuries, rumours and any other important information regarding the summer tournament in England. The platform also sources details from social media, such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook posts from players, teams and the tournament.
UEFA Women's Euro 2022 FAQ
Which Team Has Won the Women's Euro Championship the Most Times?
Germany is the most dominant team in the history of the UEFA Women's Championship. It has won eight out of the 13 competitions played so far. West Germany won the 3rd edition of the tournament in 1989. It also took the 1991 trophy (Germany), and then 'Die Nationalelf' were champions from 1995 to 2017 when the Dutch team won.
Where are the Euros 2025 Being Played?
There will be dual hosts for the 14th edition of the UEFA Women's Euro, these being Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Several nations, including France, Poland, Switzerland and Ukraine all submitted bids to host the next competition.
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