After successfully concluding the 2019/20 UWCL in Spain, UEFA says it is more determined than ever to fulfil its long-term strategy for women’s football in Europe.
Speaking after Olympique Lyonnais’ victory in the 2019/20 UEFA Women’s Champions League final, president Aleksander Čeferin has underlined the determination of European football’s governing body to put women’s football back on the front foot.
Despite the huge and rapid strides made by the women’s game in recent seasons, the COVID-19 crisis has exposed the fragility of a sport still in the early stages of building a sustainable future at grassroots and elite levels.
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UEFA strategy for women’s football on track to meet ambitious targets
As the 2019/20 UWCL reached its climax in San Sebastian, UEFA report on the impressive first-year results of Time for Action – their long-term strategy for developing women’s football in Europe. Full article available here.
