The women's Euro final is a record-breaking one. Even the men didn't!

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The final match between England and Germany has become the most attended match in the history of the finals of the European Championships, tournament organizers say.

Yesterday's meeting at London's iconic Wembley Stadium attracted 87,192 fans. It is noted that this is a record of the European championships - both among women and among men. The teams of England and Germany met, the hosts of the tournament won with a score of 2:1.

In parallel, the overall attendance record was set - 574,865 spectators (18,544 on average per game). The previous achievement was beaten by a huge margin - 15 matches before the end of the tournament.

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