More season ticket holders than ever will be attending Albion’s WSL games next season following England Women’s Euros final victory over Germany on Sunday.
Chloe Kelly’s extra-time strike saw England win their first ever senior European tournament and with football fever gripping the country, Albion supporters have got behind the women’s team with a record number of season tickets sold – a 249% increase compared to the same stage last season.
Women’s first-team manager Hope Powell said, “Sunday's win against Germany has come at the perfect time for women’s football in this country, as it continues to grow exponentially every season.
“What the Lionesses did was inspirational for all genders and ages, but what is so exciting is to know that there were so many young girls watching and they will have never had more motivation to go out and play the game.
“A part of that is coming to watch their team play at the weekend, so it’s great that at every home game we’ll have more season ticket holders than ever before. They make a huge difference to our performances on the pitch and we can’t wait to see them all very soon, when we start the new season at the Amex against Aston Villa.”
That match takes on place Sunday 11 September and the Amex will host the following home fixture against Reading on Sunday 25 September.
Season ticket holders enjoy huge savings compared to buying individual match tickets, saving up to £61 on league games alone.
A season ticket will guarantee you entry to all 11 WSL matches, as well as now Continental Cup and FA Cup fixtures up to, and including, the quarter finals of each competition.