It will come as no surprise that women’s football ticket sales are on the up following the Lionesses Euro 2022 triumph and Arsenal season tickets have sold out.

England's striker Beth Mead holds up the trophy as England's players celebrate after their win in the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 final football match between England and Germany at the Wembley stadium, in London, on July 31, 2022. - England won a major women's tournament for the first time as Chloe Kelly's extra-time goal secured a 2-1 victory over Germany at a sold out Wembley on Sunday. - No use as moving pictures or quasi-video streaming. Photos must therefore be posted with an interval of at least 20 seconds. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) / No use as moving pictures or quasi-video streaming. Photos must therefore be posted with an interval of at least 20 seconds. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)
England’s striker Beth Mead holds up the trophy as England’s players celebrate after their win in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 final football match between England and Germany at the Wembley stadium, in London, on July 31, 2022. – England won a major women’s tournament for the first time as Chloe Kelly’s extra-time goal secured a 2-1 victory over Germany at a sold out Wembley on Sunday. – No use as moving pictures or quasi-video streaming.
Photos must therefore be posted with an interval of at least 20 seconds. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) / No use as moving pictures or quasi-video streaming.

Photos must therefore be posted with an interval of at least 20 seconds. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

The England v USA friendly on 7th of October sold out in less 24 hours for general tickets with only premium hospitality tickets available.

That means around 90k will fill up Wembley Stadium for the heavyweight match between the Euro champions and the World champions.

Arsenal women’s ticket sales have also hit a new high as reported by Molly Hudson and Tim Stillman:

The reported 1,500 season ticket sell out is about 37% of the official Borehamwood FC capacity.

But, as we know, not all the seats are available to fans as the old Covid “red zone” in the East Stand is still closed to fans.

That leaves a lot of tickets available on general sale, although with the new influx of fans brought by the Euros, sell-outs might happen more often now.

Previously, sell-outs were driven by the opponent’s prestige and their own fans coming in large numbers to take many seats.

The 16,000 tickets sold for the North London derby should be a record for a standalone Women’s game at the Emirates as double headers with the men obviously brought in bigger attendances.

Upper tier is still not available, which means fans wanting a better view than the lower tier view have to buy tickets in club level for a higher price rather than being able to buy in the upper area.

Other Barclays WSL side have also reported an increase in season ticket sales:

https://twitter.com/ReadingFCWomen/status/1554743346949652480

https://twitter.com/BHAFCWomen/status/1554443398505009153

https://twitter.com/IyawoChelsea/status/1554146395044585472

Women’s football is definitely on the up in England on the football and the commercial side and long may it continue.