England will host the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 with 16 of the best international teams in Europe to compete for one of the game's most prestigious trophies.
The tournament was originally scheduled to go ahead in the summer of 2021, but was delayed a year due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
With players like Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema, Chelsea's Fran Kirby and a ton of Barcelona's treble-winning stars - such as Alexia Putellas of Spain and Caroline Graham Hansen of Norway - involved, the tournament is set to feature some of the very best players in the world.
With the group stage draw conducted on Thursday 28 October, the countdown is now well and truly underway, too.
Euro 2022 will begin on July 6, with England to kick things off at Manchester United's Old Trafford with their first group game, against Austria.
