The legacy of the Lionesses’ Euros triumph continues as a survey shows 46% of those engaged with the tournament over the summer said they’d watch more UEFA Women’s Champions League action this season.
The competition’s group stage gets underway this week as two English clubs begin their campaign. Arsenal beat Champions League holders, Lyon, 5-1 on Wednesday night while Chelsea head to France for their Thursday evening game against Paris Saint-Germain.
Footballco and FUSE teamed up to conduct a survey of more than 2,000 football fans in 11 different countries to determine the impact the Euros will have on the future of the Women’s Champions League. Of the supporters involved, 25 per cent were female and 75 per cent male and only six percent of those that watched the Euros said they would watch less of the women’s competition.
