by With just one month until Sunderland organizes the opening game for the Rugby World Championship 2025 of women, people are encouraged to participate in the numerous activities that lead to the event.
Council member Michael Mordey, chairman of the city council of Sunderland, said: “We are very happy to organize the opening game of the Rugby World Cup of women in just one month.
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“It is a proud moment for our city to host the biggest rugby world championship of all women, and we can hardly wait to welcome the many thousands of fans from home and abroad a warm Sunderland who come here for the match.”
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Fans can experience the opening game in the Stadium of Light on Friday, August 22nd, at 7.30 p.m.
The match shows England’s red roses against the United States.
A performance before the game of pop artist Anne-Marie will set the stage for this big event.
Council member Beth Jones, cabinet member for communities, culture and tourism, said: “This is an event with something, regardless of whether you are the live music and the atmosphere in front of the match in the free fan village, the opening game, which was later organized at night for free fireworks, or in the fantastic fantastic family-friendly entertainment in the fan village, which was organized on Saturday by Sunderland Bount.
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“With ticket prices at only £ 10 for adults and £ 5 for children, I would see everyone who has not yet received a ticket for the opening game, urge this opportunity to see Rugby here in Sunderland.”
Sunderland’s city center turns into a festive center with the fan village on the Keel Square, which is open from 9 a.m. on the match day.
The food and drinks, interactive characters and rugby activities will organize.
The celebrations of the day are culminated in a fireworks over the river around 10:15 p.m., preferably observed from the Keel Square Fan Village.
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The week before the match is full of events, including a Seaburn Beach Festival on August 20 and a pulsating Fandorf am Keel Square on August 21.
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On August 23, the popular Sunniside Food Market will move to the Keel Square for a one -day festival of local talent and creativity.
In order to optimally use the activities of the city, the residents of Sunderland’s free Superfast Wi-Fi can benefit or download the City Council’s Sunderland app to get updates to local events and attractions.
Tickets for the opening game of the Women -Rugby World Championship are available from tickets. Frugbywordcup.com, price of £ 10 for adults and £ 5 for children.
