(ANSA) – ROME, 07 JUL – For the first time on the occasion of a final phase of a women’s tournament, the FIGC opens the doors of “Casa Azzurri”, the home of supporters and national team partners, for the Women’s European Championship in England. On the occasion of the three matches scheduled in the group, with France on 10 July, with Iceland on 14 and with Belgium on 18, meeting at “Casa Azzurri England”, in Manchester, at “The Anthologist” in St. Peter’s Square, a location in the heart of the city, where the Italians will play the second and third matches of the tournament (at the Academy Manchester City Stadium).
Confirming the growing interest on the part of the media, companies and fans for women’s football, and in particular for the national team, which already won the sympathy of fans at the 2019 World Cup, with record numbers on TV and on social networks , “Casa Azzurri England” will be the meeting place for all the Italians following the European Championship and a precious point of reference for the Italian community in Manchester as well.
“Casa Azzurri confirms itself as the home of all football fans – comments the manager of the Business Area of the FIGC, Giovanni Valentini – and will accompany the blue for the duration of the European Championship. Over the years Casa Azzurri has become a promotional tool in the world of all the Italian excellences: in addition to sports entertainment, in fact, we proudly export the food and wine, music, tourism and culture of our country to the world “.
At “Casa Azzurri England” it will be possible to watch the Azzurre matches on giant screens, with a dedicated bar and restaurant service. Inside the structure, which can accommodate up to 250 people, the official products of the national team will be available, including the exclusive Puma Liberty jersey that the women’s selection will wear at the European Championships. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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