The Lionesses' final in Basel is seeing expanded support from England fans, with the 34,250-capacity arena sold out, including 2,000 tickets for England supporters. Deborah Dilworth from the Football Supporters' Association notes that women's fans prefer to have travel plans secured, unlike men's fans who often seek tickets last-minute. High flight costs, starting at 800, have deterred some, yet many first-time attendees are excited and have purchased tickets in advance. A sense of new supporters is growing, evidenced by fan walks to matches, a practice encouraged by Uefa, which distinguishes this event from the previous men’s tournament.
The final at St Jakob-Park will see an expanded support for the Lionesses, with 2,000 England fans allocated tickets for the sold-out 34,250-capacity arena.
Fan planning is crucial, as the women’s fans prefer to have their arrangements confirmed, contrasting with the late surge often seen in men's events.
Deborah Dilworth noted that the cost of flights, starting at 800 from the UK to Basel, has deterred some potential travelers from attending.
A new traveling support is emerging, with many first-time fans planning their attendance well in advance of the final.
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