Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025: Final at Twickenham sells out with record crowd expected

The women in Twickenham made the Rugby World Cup final, the one -time female Rugby match has made the biggest crowd so far.

The current record was also arranged at the Allianz Stadium, 82,000 of Twickenham when England watches the defeat of France in six 2023 countries.

In 2024, Paris watched 66,000 and the opening day of the women’s Ragbi seven in Stade de France.

In the 32 -game tournament, which started on Friday, August 22, 375,000 of 470,000 tickets were sold three times the number of sold in the last World Cup in New Zealand.

2025 Rugby World Cup President Gill Whitehead, “the final will be the most participating women in the history of the raggi match, 2024 in Paris we see in Paris 66,000 will easily overcome the crowd.” He said.

“England last women hosted the Rugby World Cup [in 2010]Girls played [Twickenham] Bend [Stadium] In the corner of a crowd of 13,000 people.

“The expectation of the girls from the tunnel to the three layers of a packaged Allianz stadium, something I never expected or I don’t think I would see. The girls’ dreams are made.”

The latest red rose matches attracted many supporters. Last year, 48,778 and 41,523 crowds participated in the win of the UK in Ireland and New Zealand in Twickenham.

The 2021 Rugby World Cup finals, which England lost to New Zealand 34-31, was played in front of 42,579 in Eden Park.

World Rugby also confirmed on Tuesday, the four semifinals of this World Cup will automatically qualify for 2029 editions and will join the host Australia.