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Tickets to UEFA Women’s EURO England 2022 went on sale on Monday (March 28) with all fans of football, women’s sport and big events encouraged to get involved in what promises to be the biggest women’s sporting event in European history.

Brighton & Hove Albion’s Amex Stadium will be hosting three games during the tournament including two group stage games and one quarter-final match.

They are England v Norway (Monday, July 11, kick-off 8pm), Austria v Norway (Friday, July 15, kick-off 8pm), and quarter-final 1 – the winner of Group A v the runner-up of Group B (Wednesday, July 20, kick-off 8pm).

Visitors to the Amex will be able to watch some of the best players in the world compete including England’s all-time top goalscorer Ellen White, who will be looking to add to her record when the Lionesses come to Brighton and Hove.

Norway, who have reached the final an incredible six times and won the tournament twice, are also expected to perform well.

UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 ambassador Rio Ferdinand said: "I’m really looking forward to the tournament.

"We’ve already seen ticket records broken and we are looking to break even more this summer. You just must get down to a game and take in the atmosphere.

"The tournament is vitally important. We’ve seen in the past how tournaments bring families and nations together, so we’re here to push and amplify the women’s game.

Brighton & Hove Albion’s Amex Stadium will host three games during this summer's UEFA Women's EURO 2022 - and tickets are available to purchase now. Picture by Henry Browne/Getty Images

"I want the players to enjoy it. They’re the best days of your life and memories that will live with you forever.

"I went to two games at Euro 96 as a fan and the energy and excitement around that tournament was amazing – that feeling has never left me.”

England international Millie Bright said: "You want to play against the best, you want that challenge, you don’t want an easy walkthrough, so it’s going to be very, very tough. That’s why we play the sport.

"I’ve always said the fans are the 12th man. Whether it’s the 80th minute and you need that little spur-on, the roar of the crowd, they really make the atmosphere. For us they’re incredibly important, respect to our fans. I think in the women’s game you have a close connection with your fans and it’s important that we keep that connection.

"It’s incredible to know that there’s going to be a huge amount of support, hopefully sell-outs, and it shows how far the women’s game has gone but also shows what sort of atmosphere people can expect at the women’s EURO.

"We want teams to know that we’ll wear our heart on our sleeve and we’ll do anything to represent the badge."

Tickets for UEFA Women's EURO 2022 games at Brighton's Amex Stadium go on sale