Germany is set to make history with a record turnout of 17,000 fans for the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Group C match against Denmark in Basel. This impressive number surpasses the previous record of 4,816 German fans who attended the 2022 European Championship final at Wembley, marking a significant increase of over 12,000 supporters for a women’s game on foreign soil.
The Group C match will take place at St Jakob Park, which has a total capacity of 34,250 fans, meaning nearly half of the attendees are expected to be cheering for Germany. This boosts the atmosphere and support for the team as they aim to continue their successful tournament run, having kicked off with a solid 2-0 victory over Poland.
The impact of such a large fan base could be enormous, not only for the morale of the team but also for promoting women’s football in Germany. Moreover, Basel’s St Jakob Park will also host the tournament final on July 27, offering another opportunity for German fans to rally behind their team if they progress further in the tournament.
The enthusiasm surrounding the event reflects the growing interest in women’s football and highlights the potential for even greater attendance and support in future matches. As Germany fans prepare to head to Switzerland, the excitement and passion for the game continue to build.