The UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 Championship gets underway this week as hosts England look to claim their first ever title as they prepare to compete on home soil, in which the Lionesses will hope to replicate and even go one step further than the men’s team last year by winning the tournament.
However, fierce competition for the title comes in the form of defending champions the Netherlands, who won their first ever European Championship as hosts in 2017, as well as Germany, who hold the record for most tournament wins with eight.
Here is all you need to know about the Women’s Euro 2022, including when it starts, who’s involved and how you can watch every single game.