Germany Submits 15 Cities for Hosting Women's Euro 2029 Matches

The DFB will narrow the list to eight venues in February as part of its bid to host the tournament, with UEFA's final decision expected in December 2025.

Fifteen German cities, including Berlin, Munich, and Leipzig, have applied to host matches for the UEFA Women's Euro 2029 as part of Germany's bid to host the tournament.
The German Football Association (DFB) will select eight cities from the applicants in February to include in its formal bid submission to UEFA by March 12, 2025.
The tournament is planned to feature 16 teams competing across 31 matchdays in stadiums that meet UEFA's updated capacity requirements.
Germany faces competition from joint bidders Denmark and Sweden, as well as Portugal and Poland, who have also expressed interest in hosting the event.
UEFA's Executive Committee will announce the winning bid in December 2025, with Germany aiming to host its third Women's Euro following tournaments in 1989 and 2001.