The FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011 has set a new benchmark for the sport after viewers around the world tuned in en masse and smashed several TV audience records along the way. This was particularly notable in the host nation Germany, the defending champions twice over, as well as in the countries of the [ Read More ]
FIFA launched a new initiative aimed at inspiring women and girls all over the world to participate in football. Featuring some of the stars of this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Germany, “Live Your Goals” will target the next generation of women’s footballers around the globe. The launch took place at the Olympic Stadium [ Read More ]
FIFA and the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2011 Organising Committee, together with the Japanese Football Association (JFA), have agreed to postpone the Germany 2011 Welcome Event in Tokyo, originally planned for 31 March 2011, to a later date. “Due to the current situation resulting from the dramatic recent events in Japan, we have decided, along [ Read More ]
The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2011 Germany from 26 June to 17 July is poised to mark a milestone in competitive women’s football with unparalleled coverage on television in terms of both production and distribution. Underlining the huge strides the women’s game has made in recent years, for the first time ever the FIFA broadcast [ Read More ]
ARD and ZDF appointed Official Broadcasters of UEFA EURO 2012™ UEFA announced an agreement with ARD and ZDF for the broadcasting rights of UEFA EURO 2012™ in Germany. The two public broadcasters have been long-term partners of UEFA for national team competitions in Germany and had a very successful coverage of UEFA EURO 2008™ in [ Read More ]
Northern Europe’s Number one Party Capital to Welcome Football Fans From all Over the World On 12 May Hamburg will host the 2010 UEFA Europa League Final. This is a first not only for the City of Hamburg, but also for UEFA: the tournament, previously called UEFA Cup, is now called UEFA Europa League. Following [ Read More ]
