Start on the road to UEFA EURO 2013 and FIFA Women's World Cup in Germany women dominate the agenda of the women's national team this year.
In October, Sweden has been selected to host the next Euro, the other involving 12 teams after the 2009 event in Finland won by Germany. "Sweden is a great host and I think we proved by hosting less than 21 years for men last year," Sweden midfielder Kosovo Asllani UEFA.com. "We have done a great job with it, so I'm really excited."
When the course of the tournament in July 2013, each team has played two locations: the Group at Gamla Ullevi (Gothenburg) - Swedish staging of the games - and Örjans Vall (Halmstad), Group B Arena Oster (Vaxjo) and Kalmar Arena (Kalmar), and Group C Nya Parken (Norrkoping) and Linköping Arena (Linkoping). Six points in every game before the final knockout in the Arena again Solna.
Qualification will begin with the preliminary round on March 3 to 8, with two four-team mini-tournaments in Malta and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Two winners proceed to the main draw qualifying on March 14, when 38 teams divided into seven groups of 12 months from September. Among the top seeds are Germany, Norway, France and England, which, like Sweden, is easing for the World Cup from June 26 to July 17 th 2011 the
Of course, more attention to Germany as their VM application to lift the trophy for the third consecutive time. Large crowds are expected, starting with the opener between the nation of origin and Canada at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, at least not as a total of 397,385 people watched the match from 32 to 2010 FIFA U-20 Cup Women's World Cup in Germany, won by the hosts.
Also in Group A Germany are France, who scored 53 goals in 12 qualifiers and African champions Nigeria. England, finalists at Euro 2009, to take on Japan, New Zealand and Mexico in Group B. Sweden has been tested twice winners of the U.S. - who previously beat Italy in a playoff - Korea and the North and newly arrived in Colombia Group C. In 1995, Norway is in Group D Champions with 2007 runners up in Brazil, Australia and Equatorial Guinea beginners.
When the draw was made on the last place in Frankfurt in late November, said Germany coach Silvia Neiden: "I still have much to do in the next six months, and the time will fly by, we must ensure that we do not discarded. Of course, the huge expectations in this country because we put enough pressure as it is. We must go out and have fun. "
