Posted on 2nd December 2011
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The draw is made, and now everything becomes much more concrete and focused, and the planning of the trips can begin – at least for the group stage games.
England are in Group D and will play:
As usual for an international tournament involving the England team, the FSF will be running our Fans’ Embassy service, complete with the Free Lions fanzine, at every England venue next summer. But the preparation starts long before the tournament kicks off, and your FSF team have already been hard at work researching, lobbying, liaising and organising in Poland and Ukraine.
In the next few weeks, we’ll be finishing off our own Free Lions web guide to the tournament, with its particular focus on the needs of England fans and extra detail about the venues where England will – and could – play. So, make sure you return regularly to these pages to get the very latest information available.
That will be followed in the spring by the publication of our now traditionally acclaimed tournament guide book, which will once again be available FREE to any England fan planning a trip to Euro 2012. There’ll also be information about our free text message update service, Twitter feeds and the like. Again, watch this space for details.
It’s also always well worth keeping an eye on any advice offered by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office through their Know Before You Go campaign. See their website at www.fco.gov.uk/euro2012.
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Sheffield Wednesday Women’s Supporters Group formed in April 2023 and hit the headlines with some fantastic fundraising work earlier this season in response to an incident at Hillsborough. In one of our Fan Group In Focus features they explain more…
Following England Women’s victory in the Euro 2022 final on Sunday the FSA has issued the following statement:
Following news stories last week that emerged after UEFA contacted ticketholders for Euro 2020 with a change to its refund policy, concerns had grown that fans faced missing out on refunds if games were played behind closed doors, or had their venue changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Football Supporters Europe (FSE), of which the FSA is a member, wrote to UEFA requesting clarification. Today FSE have reported UEFA’s response:
An independent review into the events surrounding the Euro 2020 final has launched a survey which all ticket holders are invited to complete. It is being conducted by Baroness Casey of Blackstock for the Football Association (FA).
