UK aiming to include new Manchester United stadium in 2035 Women’s World Cup bid
English Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham wants to include Manchester United’s proposed new stadium in the United Kingdom’s bid for the 2035 Women’s World Cup. The joint Home Nations bid was confirmed as the sole candidate for the tournament by FIFA chief Gianni Infantino at UEFA’s Congress in Belgrade on Thursday.
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