The Juventus Stadium will host the 2022 Women’s Champions League, UEFA announced today.
The stadium, which hosts around 41,000 people, has been named as the venue for the biggest prize in women’s football.
it will be the second UEFA final to be held at the Juventus Stadium.
In 2014 it hosted the Europa League final, played out between Sevilla and Benfica, with the Portuguese outfit beating the Bianconeri en route to the final 2-1 on aggregate.
The Juventus Stadium will host the 2022 Women’s Champions League, UEFA announced today.
The stadium, which hosts around 41,000 people, has been named as the venue for the biggest prize in women’s football.
it will be the second UEFA final to be held at the Juventus Stadium.
In 2014 it hosted the Europa League final, played out between Sevilla and Benfica, with the Portuguese outfit beating the Bianconeri en route to the final 2-1 on aggregate.
The ground can never hold a men’s Champions League final due to the relatively modest size of the arena, however.
The stadium opened in September 2011 after 16 years in the hated Stadio delle Alpi, and five years in the Stadio Olimpico di Torino.